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ECSIT-mediated fumarate synthesis stimulates TCF-1 activity and memory CD8+ T cell development during viral infection and tumorigenesis nature.com/articles/s4155…

Funding Opportunity Announcement: Apply now for Hood Child Health Research Awards! Applications due 4/1 for hypothesis-driven clinical, basic science, public health, health services research, and epidemiology projects. See charleshoodfoundation.org/wp-content/upl… #childhealth #research

Toll2024 in Rotterdam: Abstract submission closing soon (for real, this time) and early bird registration too. This meeting will sell out, don't miss your chance to join us!

thanks PolyBio for funding this exciting project ! Department of Medicine UMass Chan Medical School UMass Chan Program in Innate Immunity

⏰ Last call for abstract submissions to #TOLL2024! Don't miss your chance to share your research with top experts in the field. Deadline approaching fast: February 19, 2024. Submit your abstract now! 📝 bit.ly/3u06N4G

See below for a tremendous faculty opportunity! UMass Chan Program in Innate Immunity UMass Chan - Division of Infectious Diseases UMass Chan Medical School

We are looking for a new Assistant, Associate or Full Professor interested in joining the Division of Innate Immunity @UmassChanPII to expand our interests in innate immunity/immunology/cancerimmunology. Check out this Tenure track posting and please apply #innate

We are hiring 👇👇👇 Amazing opportunity to join the Division of Innate Immunity in the Department of Medicine UMass Chan Medical School UMass Chan Program in Innate Immunity Department of Medicine

💫Yang et al. identify an essential role for ECSIT in promoting memory #CD8Tcell development by modulating #fumarate synthesis and altering #TCF1 activity, thus impacting host responses during #ViralInfection and #tumorigenesis. 👉🏾rdcu.be/dyS49 nature.com/articles/s4155…

This month, we are also excited to feature Mingqi Dong as our Graduate Student Spotlight! Read the full spotlight piece on our website below! umassmed.edu/medicine/resea…

We are excited to announce a 2nd series of collaborative projects & clinical trials supported via our LongCovid Research Consortium: polybio.org/new-longcovid-…

5. UMass Chan Medical School: “Impact of SARS-CoV-2 infection on Alzheimer’s and neurodegenerative disease” 👉 Learn more here: polybio.org/projects/impac…

“COVID is a serious illness, just like herpes virus is. It’s very aligned with our research, and we want to know if there are long-term #neurological consequences of long #COVID and what do those molecular consequences entail,” Elaine T Lim said 👇 umassmed.edu/news/news-arch…

Fascinating platform to probe how viruses can promote neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration, congrats to all the team Elaine T Lim Department of Medicine UMass Chan Department of Neurobiology UMass Chan Medical School

Only 2 weeks left until #TOLL2024 kicks off in Rotterdam! 🎉 We're counting down the days and can't wait to welcome participants from across the globe. Don't miss out on this enriching experience—register now and join us for an unforgettable event! 🌍 bit.ly/3TXu55N

🗣Voices: Challenges and opportunities in regulating the immune system with Yuezhou Chen, Fiachra Humphries FigHumph, Ming O. Li Ming Li, Thirumala-Devi Kanneganti Thirumala-Devi Kanneganti, and Dan Ye. dlvr.it/T6zkD3

Our new spotlight on GSDMD Palmitoylation in Trends in Immunology very exciting new addition to “GSDMD-Cys191 ligands” Congrats to the authors on a beautiful study Liron David Prof. Hao Wu Jonathan Kagan

We are incredibly excited to launch the new Finberg Physician-Scientist Training Program in the Internal Medicine Residency Program UMass Chan Medical School , named in honor of our late Chair, an archetypal physician-scientist. World class training in medicine and science. Please RT.

Stoked to share our companion stories, now out in Immunity and Cell Reports! We characterize an enzymatic TIR protein as an immune sensor in animals, showing that it is a guard protein in an effector-triggered immune response. cell.com/immunity/fullt… cell.com/cell-reports/f… 1/

Thrilled to share companion stories from our lab, out today in Immunity and Cell Reports . We characterize an enzymatic TIR protein as an immune sensor in animals. See tweetorial from UMass Chan Medical School UMass Chan MD/PhD Program student Sammy Tse cell.com/immunity/fullt… cell.com/cell-reports/f…