Qi-Jing Li: The hallway immunologist :The Scientist [2009-06-01]


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	By Megan Scudellari

Qi-Jing Li: The hallway immunologist Entering the lab on his first day as a PhD student, Qi-Jing Li "looked like a kid in a candy store," recalls Manuela Martins-Green, Li's doctoral advisor at the University of California, Riverside. Twelve years later, his expression hasn't changed much. Li strolls into his brand-new lab at Duke University Medical Center and shows off his new microscope, equipped with two cameras and a