Studying immunity in health and disease to advance medicine.

Credit: Erik Dinnel for the Allen Institute

About

Gregory Szeto is currently an Associate Director at Seagen. Greg’s approach to science is inspired by his diverse formal training including T cell immunology and HIV, systems immunology, and chemical and biomedical engineering. He is also a firm believer in the transformative power of team science, and immunology.

Greg’s long-term research interests are to 1) define how networks of immune cells coordinate to maintain health or cause diseases, 2) identify strategies to enable more personalized and targeted medicine, and 3) create next-generation therapeutics and assay technologies. These efforts are currently focused on discovering and enabling progression of antibody-drug conjugates to treat cancers.