Learn about immunotherapy with the help of cartoons
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If your understanding of immuno-oncology has been hampered by a lack of illustrative doodles, you are in luck: Neil Canavan, the scientific adviser at Solebury Trout, has amassed a compendium of expert-drawn cartoons that explain CTLA-4, PD-1, and other alphanumeric science things.
You can see them here.
One such drawing comes courtesy of Jim Allison, an oncologist at Houston’s MD Anderson who just won a Nobel Prize, and today happens to mark your chance to ask him anything.
At 11:30 a.m. ET, Allison will sit down for a live chat with STAT’s Sharon Begley to answer your questions about his work, the future of immuno-oncology, and, if you’re interested, why he shelled out for a science-inspired vanity plate.
Sign up here and get your questions in early.
You can see them here.
One such drawing comes courtesy of Jim Allison, an oncologist at Houston’s MD Anderson who just won a Nobel Prize, and today happens to mark your chance to ask him anything.
At 11:30 a.m. ET, Allison will sit down for a live chat with STAT’s Sharon Begley to answer your questions about his work, the future of immuno-oncology, and, if you’re interested, why he shelled out for a science-inspired vanity plate.
Sign up here and get your questions in early.
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