Phosphoantigen sensing combines TCR-dependent recognition of the BTN3A IgV domain and germline interaction with BTN2A1 dlvr.it/SlgNLv

New study on BTN3A1/BTN2A1/Vγ9Vδ2 TCR interactions out now in Cell Reports! @forum_gd We use mutagenesis, NMR and modelling to probe BTN2A1/3A1 IgV interactions. In a cool NMR expt we show that BTN2A1 IgV domain cannot bind simultaneously to BTN3A1 and TCR cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Last few days to apply for a senior research technician job in our group! Join the team working on the best cells! jobs.ac.uk/job/CYY523/sen…

On our way! See you in Lisbon @forum_gd

We’ve had a fabulous time at #gd2023! Thank you to Bruno Silva-Santos and Julie Ribot and team for putting on such a superb meeting. Enjoyed the science and catching up with friends and collaborators.

We have a post-doc position available focused on intestinal and cancer immunology. Ideal for PhD students soon to submit, who want to work with some cool in vivo models to better understand immune responses. Position advertised on BSI Jobs Board immunology.org/careers/bsi-jo…

Congratulations Maria!

Pleasure to write a meeting report on the 10th International Gamma-Delta T Cell Conference with Julie Ribot @eberlmat Willcox LAB Erin Adams for Nature Immunology :) It can be read here: rdcu.be/dmYbc

Thoroughly enjoyed our Immunology and Immunotherapy Away Day today. Fantastic posters and presentations by all including our very own Juliet Gunn and PhD student Charlotte Begley, who won a prize for her work on splenic γδ T cells!

Pleased to be involved in this tour de force from Mohindar Murugesh Karunakaran and the Herrmann lab!

Want to get up to speed with immune checkpoint blockade therapy for cancer ? Register now for this online 13-hour CPD course ‘Understanding immune checkpoint blockade therapy: a pillar of modern cancer treatment’, from the University of Birmingham, UK, starting on Jan 24th, 2024.

Looking forward to the BSI Tumour Immunology Tumour Microenvironment meeting in Birmingham today and tomorrow. Hope to catch up with old friends and colleagues there and hear about some exciting new science!