INTERNAL MEDICINE RESEARCH
The Thinwa lab studies the interface between the brain, viral infections, and mechanisms of host antiviral defense.
We use a variety of techniques to study these interactions, including animal models of viral infection, in vitro culture systems, and advanced imaging technologies to visualize viral replication and immune response in the brain.
Meet the PI
Josephine Thinwa, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Principal Investigator
Dr. Thinwa is a physician-scientist who is interested in virology, immunology, and neurobiology. Her passion is doing science centered on helping patients, all while mentoring the next generation of scientists and physicians.
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