Lu Qiao Postdoc, Institute of Physics & IRIS Adlershof, Humboldt University of Berlin. ... L Qiao, J Wei, Y Huang, L Zhang, T He, S Li, ... Nature communications 12 (1), 2207, 2021. 243: 2021: A‐site Cation Engineering for Highly Efficient MAPbI 3 Single‐Crystal X‐ray Detector.

Qiao Lu. Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, Shanghai Institute of Immunology. Verified email at aya.yale.edu - Homepage. Cancer Immunology Antigen presentation Immune evasion. ... Q Lu, J Liu, S Zhao, MFG Castro, M Laurent-Rolle, J Dong, X Ran, ... Immunity 54 (6), 1304-1319. e9, 2021. 152:

Lu Qiao. Postdoc, Columbia University. Verified email at cumc.columbia.edu. genetic variants rare disease outcomes facial morphology. Articles Cited by Public access. Title. ... L Qiao, L Xu, L Yu, J Wynn, R Hernan, X Zhou, C Farkouh-Karoleski, ... The American Journal of Human Genetics 108 (10), 1964-1980, 2021. 34:

Lu Qiao's 24 research works with 1,269 citations and 5,597 reads, including: Rationalization of passivation strategies toward high-performance perovskite solar cells

Antigen presentation is crucial for activating specific T cell immune responses and establishing immune surveillance, which serves as a bridge between innate and adaptive immunity.

Dr Lu Qiao joined the University of Leeds as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Accounting and Finance in October 2023. Lu obtained her PhD degree in accounting from the University of Nottingham in 2022. Lu’s research interests include financial reporting quality, corporate governance, ESG, and managerial characteristics.

Lu Qiao is a Postgraduate Associate at Yale School of Medicine. Integrating Systems Immunology, Engineering, and AI to Monitor, Predict, and Improve Human Health

Lu Qiao's 5 research works with 33 citations and 450 reads, including: 南川页岩气地质工程一体化优化中的参数敏感性分析

Lu Qiao Associate Research Scientist, Summer 2018 - present College Lanzhou University PhD Chinese Academy of Sciences Papers. Common variants increase risk for congenital diaphragmatic hernia within the context of de novo variants AJHG. 2024; Association of ...

Qiao Lu, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow New York University Medical Center As the self-derived “demon,” tumor cells can grow uncontrollably and actively suppress T cells, one of the key “guardians” that plays a critical role in combating tumors, by interacting with immune “brake” molecules expressed on the surface of T cells.