5/18/2011 “Adoptive Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong> with T cells Genetically Targeted to TumorAssociated Antigens through the Introduction of Chimeric Antigen Receptors(CARs): Trafficking, Persistence, <strong>and</strong> Perseverance”, American Society of Gene<strong>and</strong> Cell Therapy 14 th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA6/1/2011 “Adoptive Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong> using Genetically Targeted T cells: EnhancingCAR design, preclinical studies, translation to the clinical setting, <strong>and</strong> addressingthe tumor microenvironment", Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor <strong>Center</strong> Seminar,Duke University, Durham, NC10/19/2011 “Adoptive T-cell Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong> from the Bench Top to the Bedside <strong>and</strong>Beyond”, 2 nd Annual Asian Cellular Therapy Organization, Miyazaki, Japan10/21/2011 “Genetically Modified T cells for <strong>Cancer</strong> Therapy: Building the Perfect T cell”,National <strong>Cancer</strong> <strong>Center</strong>, Tokyo, Japan12/21/2011 “Adoptive therapy of B cell malignancies with genetically targeted T cells: Fromthe bench top to the bedside <strong>and</strong> back again”, Dana-Farber <strong>Cancer</strong> Institute,Boston, MA2/24/2012 “Chimeric Antigen Receptors (CARs): Adoptive therapy of B cell malignanciesutilizing CD19 targeted CAR modified T cells” Keynote Lecture, 16 th AnnualInternational Congress on Hematologic Malignancies, Snowbird, UT3/18/2012 “Adoptive Cell Therapy: Utilizing the Immune System to combat <strong>Cancer</strong>” &“Genetically Targeted T cells in <strong>Cancer</strong> Immunotherapy: the past, the present, <strong>and</strong>the future”, Innovations in Oncology – Targeted Therapies <strong>and</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong> Program,Delhi, India4/13/2012 “Adoptive Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong> of <strong>Cancer</strong> using Tumor Targeted T-cells: A GeneticApproach, Medical Gr<strong>and</strong> Rounds at Roswell Park <strong>Cancer</strong> Institute, Buffalo, NY6/2/2012 Discussant, Poster Discussion Session – Developmental Therapeutics-ClinicalPharmacology <strong>and</strong> Immunotherapy Track, American Society of ClinicalOncology 48 th Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL6/6/2012 “Clinical Translation of an Adoptive Therapeutic Approach to <strong>Cancer</strong>: Obstaclesfrom the Perspective of an Academic Investigator”, International Society of CellTherapy 18 th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA6/8/2012 “Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) modified T cells as a novel approach toimmuno-therapy of B cell malignancies”, International Society of Cell Therapy18 th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA9/9/2012 “CAR modified T cell therapy: Future directions <strong>and</strong> moving beyond the singlecenter setting”, 10 th International Workshop on Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma,Boston, MA12
10/19/2012 “Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) modified T cells as a novel approach to cancerimmunotherapy: Initial promising clinical responses <strong>and</strong> future directions”,Japanese Society of Hematology 74 th Annual Meeting, Kyoto, Japan11/7/2012 “Treatment of <strong>Cancer</strong> with Genetically Modified T-cells”, ChemotherapyFoundation Symposium on Innovative <strong>Cancer</strong> Therapy for Tomorrow,Hematology Session, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY11/27/2012 “Chimeric Antigen Receptor Expressing T cells (CARETS): A CurativeImmunotherapy Platform for Adoptive T Cell Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong>”, NYCEmerging Technologies Summit, New York, New York12/8/2012 “Novel Cellular Therapies for Leukemia: CAR-Modified T-Cells Targeted to theCD19 Antigen”, American Society of Hematology 54 th Annual Meeting, Atlanta,Georgia12/21/2012 “CAR Modified T-Cells <strong>and</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong> Therapy”, <strong>Memorial</strong> <strong>Sloan</strong>-<strong>Kettering</strong> <strong>Cancer</strong><strong>Center</strong> Medicine Gr<strong>and</strong> Rounds, New York, NY2/14/2013 “Adoptive Therapy of <strong>Cancer</strong> with Genetically Modified T Cells”, 4 th AnnualConference on <strong>Cancer</strong> Biologics part of Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s 20 thInternational Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference, San Francisco, CaliforniaEditorial responsibilitiesJournal name (ad hoc reviewer vs Editorial Board with position as applicable)Journal Reviewer:BloodJournal of Clinical InvestigationJournal of Clinical OncologyJournal of Immunology<strong>Cancer</strong> Immunology <strong>and</strong> Immunotherapy<strong>Cancer</strong> ResearchClinical <strong>Cancer</strong> ResearchClinical LeukemiaMolecular TherapyGene TherapyAmerican Journal of HematologyExperimental HematologyBMC ImmunologyPLoS ONEPNASNature Reviews Clinical OncologyHaematologicaEuropean Journal of Immunology13
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