Congratulations to recently-graduated Yale CBB student and Kleinstein lab member on his co-first author paper out today nature: nature.com/articles/s4158… Great collaborative effort with @TheBcellArtist The Ward Lab Florian Krammer and many others.

There's no Operation Warp Speed for a universal flu vaccine, but the field has taken a small step forward with encouraging results from Florian Krammer and team's clinical trial of a vaccine that focuses on the stalk of that viral surface protein. sciencemag.org/news/2020/12/i…

It’s out! The results of the flu study led by Dr. Julianna Han. Here we extensively characterize the polyclonal Ab response to hemagglutinin (HA) after H5N1 immunisation using EMPEM. With @TheBcellArtist and the Fremont lab cell.com/cell-reports/f…

Awesome work identifying a new class of broadly neutralizing HA stalk mAbs, spearheaded by two young and very promising female investigators. Jenna Guthmiller and Julianna Han (The Ward Lab)

Very excited to see this work come out! Great collaboration with the Manicassamy Lab to show the crucial role of Rab11a in mediating assembly of influenza gene segments. #LoveVirology ⁦Anice Lowen⁩ biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A new Science Translational Medicine study reveals that B cells can produce antibodies against the H1N1 influenza virus that also neutralize various other influenza strains, marking a development that could inform research into potential universal flu vaccines. fcld.ly/utdwcim

8/8 Many thanks to all collaborators who helped get this paper over the finish line! Particularly the best collaborators I've worked with in the The Ward Lab, notably my co-first author Julianna Han!

Nice to see our paper featured on the cover of this week’s Science Translational Medicine!

Making the cover of Science Translational Medicine, scientists in The Ward Lab show that those exposed to the 2009 pandemic H1N1 flu virus produce broadly neutralizing #antibodies that could reveal the molecular determinants for designing next generation #influenza #vaccines scripps.edu/news-and-event…

Nice article by coauthors Jenna Guthmiller & Julianna Han identifying broadly neutralizing Abs to the HA protein of 2009 pandemic H1N1 #influenza virus. Thanks for using IRD Database! Florian Krammer RaffaelNachbagauer PeterPalese AndrewB.Ward @PatWilsonLab stm.sciencemag.org/content/13/596…

Julianna Han presenting lots of beautiful #EMPEM and structures of new #flu #antibodies and holding her own on stage with the @TheBcellArtist at the 2nd Annual CIVICs network meeting

No more #flu shot? Scientists at Scripps Research Weill Cornell Pediatrics The University of Chicago ScienceLife have identified a new Achilles’ heel of influenza virus, making progress in the quest for a universal flu #vaccine scripps.edu/news-and-event…

Thanks Carolyn Beans PNASNews for including our research in this great round up on the latest in #universalfluvaccine advances. Love that you highlighted the voices of junior investigators Jenna Guthmiller Julianna Han @kanekiyom (& of course the one and only Florian Krammer)

Last month PNASNews highlighted the #FluVaccine research of four #CIVICs researchers: Dr. Lynda Coughlan 🔬 Jenna Guthmiller Julianna Han Florian Krammer. Read more about their work on our news page spotlight: cstu.io/7d2358

Exciting new flu work from Julianne + the Wilson lab and Florian Krammer shows that chimeric HA universal flu antigens are flexible and present a broadly protective trimer interface epitope. Read all about it - pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…