Overview
The Chapman Lab conducts research at the intersection of nanotechnology, immunology, and translational medicine. We focus on the design of targeted vaccines and therapeutics for infectious diseases and autoimmune disorders, with particular emphasis on modulating B cell responses and understanding germinal center biology. Our research integrates bioconjugation chemistry, protein engineering, and drug delivery to develop next-generation nanomedicines that enable precise control of immune responses.
Awards
-LEAdership & Professional Strategies & Skills Training (LEAPS) Fellow, MIT 2023
-MERIT Emerging Leaders Symposium (Invited Talk), 2023, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, New York
-NIH NRSA Fellow, Training Grant in AIDS-Related Research, MIT 2023-2025 (DFCI/NIAID T32 AI 007386)
-Convergence Scholar, Koch Institute, MIT 2023-2024
-Herz Global Impact Award, ARCS Scholar Fellowship, Georgia Tech 2018-2021
Education
Ph.D., Biochemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2021B.A., Religious Studies, Agnes Scott College, 2006
