Reminder from Oyebola Oyesola: it is important for us to keep pushing both the basic and translational research avenues for understanding immune responses to pathogens and vaccines - and to think about it from a global perspective!

To celebrate this year's #DayOfImmunology , we'll be co-hosting a panel session alongside BlackInImmuno and exploring the topic of #vaccines , #pathogens , and #immunology .

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024
Time: 11 am EST / 3 pm GMT / 4 pm WAT

Register here, bit.ly/2024DOIEvent

How do neonates with primitive immune system survive in the world? We found: (1/5) Science Immunology
(in Rudd & Grimson labs; with Neva & Connor, fellow Tweeters Oyebola Oyesola Cybelle Tabilas Kristel Yee Mon Elia Tait Wojno)
#SingleCell #multiomics #neonatalImmunity scim.ag/5Z2

Just 1 week left to apply to the #NIH Summer Internship Program! Students interested in immunologic, allergic, and #InfectiousDiseases should apply by Feb. 16 for the opportunity to spend 8-10 weeks conducting #BiomedicalResearch in a NIAID News lab: go.nih.gov/NtRcePN

🐭 SFI’s Andrea Graham and team's recent study in Science Advances reveals that hanging out with the same crowd can influence the immune systems of individual animals. Socialization was found to lead to similar immune cell profiles in tracked lab mice.

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Might your immune phenotype reflect your social life? 🗣️👥🫂 Our mega-collaborative paper out today in Science Advances led by the fabulous Alec Downie & Oyebola Oyesola suggests that it just might! See Alec’s brilliant thread below & socialise well through the holidays everyone! 🥳

Our preprint has become a paper in Science Advances! Very excited that “Social-spatiotemporal association predicts immunological similarity in rewilded mice” w/ Bola Oyesola, Andrea L Graham Png Loke is finally out in the world. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Thread below...

Feels so surreal to be back and to see all the growth and expansion 🤩. Thanks for having me!

Another new preprint on @bioRxiv from Bola Oyesola, @PngLoke, Andrea L Graham, me, et al! In this one, we show that interactions between genotype and environment can shape several aspects of mouse immune phenotype in significant ways: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 1/