Che piacere ospitare, insieme alla Italian Society Cambridge University Italian Society, Paolo Panaro del centrodiaghilev.it, che ci ha dilettato con il Decamerone al King's College, Cambridge

Nice reunion in Cambridge with lab alumni Jean-Marc Doisne, PhD, Dee Hawkes and Jens Kieckbusch

Booking is open for the Immunogenetics Workshop King's College, Cambridge on 8th November 2024. Book your place at materia1a.it/wp-content/upl…

Thank you Polish Society for Biology of Reproduction for the kind invitation to talk at your 10th meeting in Warsaw. You made everyone feel so welcome. Nice to be introduced by former post-doc Zofia Madeja

Last week 177 people from 34 countries, of 50 different nationalities joined the Placental Biology Course 2024. Thanks to the amazing students and to our lecturers for a fantastic week of learning! Register your interest now for 2025 forms.office.com/e/80ycgS3fmK

Looking forward to this meeting in Cambridge with many of my heroes

Still places available to join our Workshop on Genetics and Immunity next week on Friday kings.cam.ac.uk/event/2024/dif…

Wonderful start of our Workshop #DIFFERENT_TOGETHER King's College, Cambridge with the history of Immunogenetics by Sir Walter Bodmer telling us how Van Rood, Ceppellini and Bodmer came up with the nomenclature

Wonderful to speak at a meeting alongside Sir Walter Bodmer who is presenting the inspiring history of HLA. With modern updates from @Daltmann10 Malcolm Sim Dimitra Peppa and many others - all organised by Francesco Colucci

Our review with co-authors Feske lab at NYU and William Coetzee on ATP-sensitive potassium channels in immunity is out. frontiersin.org/journals/immun…

Delighted to contribute to this epic review with colleagues Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Stephen Tong. Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research The human placenta and its role in reproductive outcomes revisited | Physiological Reviews | American Physiological Society journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Congratulations to Dr Irving Aye Irving Aye, Stephen Tong and Profs Stephen Charnock-Jones and Gordon Smith on their brand new publication in Physiological Reviews! Here’s the first paragraph of the Intro to get you hooked:

Back from #NK2025 in Hobart, Australia. The bar is high for the next #SNI meeting in Monopoli, 22-25 September 2026

With gratitude to King's College, Cambridge for support to travel down under at the SNI meeting nk2025.au to deliver an invited talk and secure the organisation of the next meeting with Lab Mavilio in Monopoli, Apulia 22-25 September 2026

Our new paper on reproductive health and beyond in celebration of 50 years of both European Journal of Immunology and #NKcell Research doi.org/10.1002/eji.70…

news.ki.se/calendar/nk50-…