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Dr. Taha Merghoub directs the Ludwig Collaborative Laboratory and the Swim Across
America Laboratory at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK). He is a member researcher of the
Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy at MSK. He also leads the biorepository for the
Melanoma Service at MSK. His research projects focus on investigating the means for developing immune-based therapies to treat cancer. In addition, some of his work aims to study
the pathogenesis and treatment of melanoma and is directed, in part, at developing tools to
study melanoma and immune responses in multiple cancers. His projects are heavily collaborative in nature across different disciplines at MSK.

Dr. Lisa H. Butterfield is the vice president of research and development at the Parker
Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, and an adjunct professor of microbiology and immunology at the University of California, San Francisco. She is focused on cancer vaccines
and cellular therapies. Butterfield was most recently professor of medicine, surgery, immunology and clinical and translational science at the University of Pittsburgh (2003-2018)
and director of the Hillman Cancer Center Immunologic Monitoring and Cellular Products
Laboratory. She holds a PhD in biology from UCLA, followed by postdoctoral fellowships
in cellular immunology and cancer gene therapy also at UCLA. She is the president of the
Society of Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC, 2017-2018) and a member of the SITC
Executive Committee (2015-2020). She led the immunology reference laboratory for the
ECOG-ACRIN NCI cooperative group (2006-2018). She investigates immunotherapy for
hepatocellular cancer and melanoma, involving peptides, dendritic cells, and adenoviruses,
and effector responses to tumor antigens. She has published over 150 peer-reviewed
manuscripts, reviews, and book chapters, and mentored over 20 students and postdocs.

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