Thrilled to be hosting the brilliant Ian Parish Ian Parish who will talk about "Early regulation of T cell activation" at our BSI Cambridge Immunology Group seminar series today. 12:30 Cambridge Pathology and online. Free pizza for students and post-docs! BSI Cambridge

Super cool research by Valeria Lulla lab presented by the Lulla :) What makes a virus switch from replicating in the gut to replicating in the brain? Human microbiome meeting at School of Biological Sciences Cambridge University . Research themes are great!

#PositiveResearchCulture is hard to define. We know it when we experience it, and we certainly feel it when it is absent. In #ImmunologyFutures ICB - the journal we ask: how can #universities and institutes nurture a positive culture? 1/13 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

Exciting research: new rules of the immune system revealed by Adrian Liston Cambridge Pathology 🔬 💊 This could lead to vastly improved treatments for a range of diseases, from long COVID to autoimmune diseases like MS. St Catharine's College European Research Council (ERC) cam.ac.uk/research/news/…

Biggest paper yet from the lab out now in Immunity! It is a massive #openscience resource on #tissueTregs, and what makes #Tregs tick in the #tissues. Spoiler-alert: Tissue Tregs are really different from what we all thought. 🧵 1/21 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Where do #TissueTregs come from? The previous standard model is the "seeding and specialisation" model, where #Tregs enter from tissues, turn on a dedicated transcriptional program per #tissue, and dwell indefinitely in that tissue as specialised cells. 2/21

Join us next Mon for our ECRs Meet with fab talks from Fernando Guzman-Chavez UNAM Conahcyt México " Cell-free systems as molecular tool for researching.." and Indra Roux MRC Toxicology Unit "Genetic tools for non-conventional gut bacteria.." More details here buytickets.at/engineeringbio…

Variation on shared theme: #tissueTregs cell.com/immunity/fullt…

📢Our latest paper is out PLOS Pathogens! Led by talented Hashim Ali, we discovered the function of N-terminal protein in astroviruses Cambridge Pathology University of Cambridge Pathology Postdocs Read more 👇 doi.org/10.1371/journa…

"Becoming a #Scientist: The Graphic Novel" is now live! Follow the inspiring stories of my amazing lab members at Cambridge University Cambridge Pathology. The diverse barriers they overcame, their #rolemodels, and their #motivation to enter science! Please share! issuu.com/adrian.liston/…

New preprint led by Sam Nguyen and Hazel Stewart from Firth Lab uncovers an entirely new protein function! Available now from @bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Looking good team!

"The one thing that unites us—is that none of us was destined to be scientists" Adrian Liston A graphic novel to inspire people from all backgrounds—but especially those without role models—to pursue a career in science. 🧪🔬 path.cam.ac.uk/news/becoming-…

Our very own Magda Ali on the BBC to promote #BlackInCancer! Woohoo! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

"There are so few black people in this field, particularly from low and middle-income backgrounds. An opportunity like this is essential for researchers like me in the black community," says Randy Roychoudhuri Lab on being #BlackinCancer ➡️bit.ly/3TjLhBJ

If you haven't yet, make sure to check out Adrian Liston 's fantastic new graphic novel ✨Becoming a Scientist✨ ➡️issuu.com/adrian.liston/…

Inspired by his son’s changing interests as he grew up, immunologist Adrian Liston Cambridge Pathology learned how adapt and tailor his science communication to meet audiences of different ages. Read more: bit.ly/3AR99pD