Thomas Denny

Professor Thomas Norton Denny is an active researcher in the fields of immunology and virology, with a particular focus on HIV/AIDS research. As the primary investigator of The Denny Lab, part of the Duke Human Vaccine Institute, he leads pioneering programs aimed at evaluating and enhancing the integrity of immunological laboratory determinations. His work is crucial in advancing our understanding of HIV/AIDS and developing effective strategies to combat this global health challenge. Under Professor Denny's leadership, The Denny Lab has achieved significant recognition, being accredited by CAP, CLIA, and ISO-17043. This accreditation underscores the lab's commitment to maintaining the highest standards in research and laboratory practices. The lab also houses a College of American Pathologists-accredited biorepository, which plays a vital role in supporting the lab's research endeavors and facilitating collaborations with other researchers in the field. Professor Denny's research interests extend beyond HIV/AIDS, encompassing broader aspects of virology and immunology. His work is characterized by a rigorous approach to scientific inquiry and a dedication to improving public health outcomes. Through his research, Professor Denny aims to contribute to the development of innovative vaccines and therapeutic interventions that can effectively address infectious diseases. In addition to his research activities, Professor Denny is actively involved in mentoring the next generation of scientists. He is committed to fostering a collaborative and inclusive research environment, where young researchers are encouraged to explore new ideas and contribute to the advancement of the field. His dedication to education and research excellence makes him a respected figure in the scientific community.