
Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology. A bench-to-bedside research initiative accelerating therapeutics that use the immune system to fight cancer. #PIIO
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ALT Promotional seminar graphic from the Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology. A red-and-black background features enlarged microscopic imagery of bacteria on the left and a cancer cell on the right. Large headline text reads, “Targeting the Microbiome for Cancer Immunotherapy.” Centered below is a photo of the featured speaker. Additional text identifies the speaker as Giorgio Trinchieri, MD, NIH Distinguished Investigator. Event details at the bottom read: Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 12–1 PM, EAIC 130. The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center logo appears in the footer. The overall design uses bold white and scarlet typography with a scientific and biomedical theme.

ALT Invitation from Ohio State’s Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology to the Scarlet and Gray Reception during SITC 2026. Saturday, November 7, 2026, 6–8 p.m., in the Paradise Valley Room at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown, 340 N. 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. The graphic features Ohio State and The James branding above a photo of the hotel at dusk, with the headline “Join Us at SITC 2026.”

ALT Graphic announcing a Soter Summit Award for advancing women's health research. The graphic features Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center branding and highlights a $250,000 award over three years. Three researcher headshots are displayed with the names Aharon G. Freud, MD, PhD, Casey Cosgrove, MD, and Christopher C. Oakes, PhD beneath each photo. A project title box at the bottom reads: “Clinical and Genetic Factors Molding NK Cell Functions in Endometrial Cancer.” The design uses scarlet, gray, and white colors with a women's health symbol and clean academic branding.

ALT Publication celebration graphic congratulating Dr. Peter Chockley, a PIIO and Department of Molecular Medicine and Therapeutics recruit, on his Blood Advances paper identifying a new KIR2DS4:HLA-B*35 interaction that predicts survival after stem cell transplant. Scarlet-and-white design includes The James branding, illustrations of immune cells interacting with leukemia cells, and a gray square reserved for his photo.














