Prophylactic vaccines against childhood infectious diseases are an astonishing success story of modern medicine: 'Since 1974, vaccination has averted 154 million deaths, including 146 million among children younger than 5 years'.

My lab CCB_VIB_KUL is actively seeking a skilled and experienced bioinformatician proficient in analyzing and integrating single-cell and spatial multi-omics datasets. We have numerous exciting datasets awaiting exploration. If interested, please apply here: jobso.id/ijfa

For the AAI attendees interested in #neuroimmunology and #neurodegeneration , come stop by my poster to talk about microglial SYK signaling in tauopathies! I am poster number B621 on May 5th 🧠🦠

I do apply plenty of OMIPs/optimisations:staining techniques on my daily #flowcytometry practices. But this paper , and obviously with this late update on it, worthy to go for another optimization this week immediately! Thanks Dequina Nicholas and Adrian Liston 👍🏻

What an amazing experience to be part of the GaHPS team. Helping to improve women and children’s health from the impacts of heat exposure lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

The standard of #Flowcytometry staining needs to shift courtesy of Adrian Liston. Left. T bet staining standard protocol. Right T bet staining all the way to a 1 to 8000 dilution. Undergrad is trying this out and the #Nicholaslab is about to shift operations pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36373983/

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Congratulations to Carola Vinuesa and Peter Ratcliffe, who were awarded a combined £5.5 million in @Wellcometrust Discovery Grants 🥳

Read more about each of their projects and collaborators ⬇️

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A beautiful reflection from a #newPI This is important for #newPI to do and a reminder to me.

Perhaps it is not shocking that the people who want to slash immigration are also openly happy about the consequence this will have in closing down universities. I don't know their endgame, but I sure wouldn't live in their dystopia

We’re working with Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and Open Philanthropy to invest up to £5m in metascience research grants that will improve our understanding of what works in the R&D system, as part of our evidence-based, data-driven approach to evolving the R&D landscape.

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'Tis the season! Happy International #DayOfImmunology from the editors at Science Immunology!

My vitals have crashed septically today, so I was rushed to the Zurich ICU by helicopter. I am stable now. If things go sideways, I hope the university won't shut my lab. Nobody else does prions in Switzerland.

This month's Discovery Immunology Journal Outstanding Article is a review on immunotherapy in the context of brain metastases bit.ly/4b6qNT7

We're collaborating with Discovery Immunology Journal to celebrate great immunology!

As a special treat for #WorldImmunologyDay #DayofImmunology , this beautiful read on #sciencecommunication by Adrian Liston rdcu.be/dF8ny
Adrian Liston Cambridge Pathology

Listen to James Dooley being interviewed for 'The Big Experiment' podcast on #life , #science and #business . James has taken success in the lab into the #biotech space, starting up Aila Biotech, to deliver advanced therapies in #neuroinflammation

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We went from learning DNA is the molecule of heredity (1952) to sequencing a virus, transmitting it across an ocean, and synthesizing a functional vaccine before the virus even made it there in 68 years

There is only tech stagnation if you have a very narrow knowledge of tech

Beautiful Banff 🇨🇦

This is one of the reasons why a PhD in science makes you valuable across multiple sectors. Our most important training is in critical evaluation of data and trying to prove yourself wrong.

Mule deer nuzzling, Banff