As one of the most frequent autoimmune diseases, Sjogren's syndrome (SS) is
characterized by overactive lymphocytic infiltration in the exocrine glands, with ensuing dry …

Neural injuries affect millions globally, significantly impacting their quality of life. The inability
of these injuries to heal, limited ability to regenerate, and the lack of available treatments …

Disease‐modifying drugs and biologics used to treat autoimmune diseases, although
promising, are non‐curative. As the field moves toward development of new approaches to …

Microneedle arrays (MNAs) are patches displaying hundreds of micron-scale needles that
can penetrate skin. As a result, these arrays efficiently and painlessly access this immune …

Particle–cell interactions, such as cellular uptake, vary depending on the particle size,
shape, and surface properties. By dynamic control of the physical properties of particles …

Autoimmune diseases—where the immune system mistakenly targets self-tissue—remain
hindered by non-specific therapies. For example, even molecularly specific monoclonal …

Immunotherapies have yielded tremendous advances over the last three decades. However,
even the most promising therapies, for example, monoclonal antibodies, require systemic …

The recent outbreaks of a series of new infectious diseases have highlighted the pressing
need to develop efficacious countermeasures, including preventive vaccines. Subunit …

Metabolic programming and reprogramming have emerged as pivotal mechanisms for
altering immune cell function. Thus, immunometabolism has become an attractive target …

Recently approved cancer immunotherapies–including CAR-T cells and cancer vaccination,–
show great promise. However, these technologies are hindered by the complexity and cost …