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The URI Institute for Immunology and Informatics (I3)
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| Annie De Groot, MD Research Professor and Director Institute for Immunology and Informatics CEO, Epivax, Inc. dr.annie.degroot@gmail.com |
Leonard Moise, PhD Assistant Research Professor and Associate Director Institute for Immunology and Informatics Director Vaccine Research, EpiVax, Inc. 401-277-5029; lmoise@mail.uri.edu |
Denice Spero, Ph.D. Research Professor and co-Director Institute for Immunology and Informatics 401-277-5029 denice.spero@gmail.com |
The mission of the Institute for Immunology and Informatics (I’Cubed) is to improve human and animal health by applying the power of immunomics (informatics, genomics, and immunology) to the design of better vaccines, diagnostics, and therapeutics. The institute supplies cutting edge bioinformatics tools to accelerate the development of treatments and cures for immune-system related diseases. The I’Cubed also makes these tools available to the global community for the development of vaccines for tropical and emerging infectious diseases.
LINK: http://immunome.org