Henry Wortis, MD, Program Director - B cell development, aging and response to infection 
Peter Brodeur, PhD** - Control of Ig gene expression
Stephen Bunnell, PhD - Signaling complexes and T cell activation
Alice Gottlieb, MD, PhD - Immune mechanisms and psoriasis
Linden Hu, MD - Host - Pathogen interaction in Borrelia infections
Brigitte Huber, PhD - T cell function; pathogenesis of EBV
John Iacomini, PhD - Immunological responses in transplantation and tissue injury
Thereza Imanishi-Kari, PhD - Autoimmune mechanisms in B cells
Joan Mecsas, PhD - Host - Pathogen interaction in Yersina
Simin Nikbin Meydani, DVM, PhD - Nutrition and immune function
Mercio Perrin, MD, PhD - Pathogenesis of Trypanosoma cruzi
Andrew Plaut, MD** - Mucosal immunity and bacterial infection, IgA proteases and disease
Alexander Poltorak, PhD - Genetics of innate immunity
Naomi Rosenberg, PhD** - Retroviral oncogenesis
Ananda Roy, PhD - Molecular functions of the TFII-I transcription factor
Erik Selsing, PhD - Molecular mechanisms of Ig class switch recombination
John Schreiber, MD - Host response to polysaccharide-encapsulated bacteria
Miguel Stadecker, MD, PhD - Schistosomiasis immunobiology: Regulation of T cell-mediated immunopathology
David Thorley-Lawson, PhD - EBV pathogenesis
Cheleste Thorpe, MD - Bacterial toxins and inflammation
Philip Tsichlis, MD - Molecular mechanisms of leukemogenesis and gene discovery
Richard Van Etten, MD, PhD - Molecular mechanisms of leukemia induction by ABL oncogenes
Honorine Ward, MD - Pathogenesis of Cryptosporidium species
Joel Weinstock, MD - Immunoregulation and inflammatory bowel disease
** These faculty are active in teaching and educational aspects of the program, but no longer accept dissertation or rotation students.