MEET OUR PANELIST: Dr Jaclyn Sceneay undertook postdocs both locally and abroad before making the move to industry. Jaclyn is an experienced leader of drug discovery programs, working for major companies internationally before returning home to her current role with BioCurate.

MEET OUR PANELLIST: Dr Jasmine Li worked as a postdoc at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre where she developed expertise in industry funding schemes, patent preparation, regulatory affairs, manufacturing and consumer engagement among other commercialisation research skills.

Just ONE WEEK LEFT to register for #ImmuMon2023 for FREE at immumon.com. We have a fantastic lineup of speakers, panellists and posters so you wont wanna miss it! Also please drop us a follow over on that other microblogging site by searching for immumon2023.

MEET OUR PANELLIST: Dr Justin Hamilton had an extensive academic career, having lead his own research group on platelet biology and thrombosis at the ACBD, amassing over $9M in funding from the NHMRC, ARC and others and publishing in top-tier journals like Nature.

That's a wrap on #immumon2023! Once again, a big thanks to all our invited speakers, judges, sponsors and attendees. See you next year at #immumon2024 Hudson Institute of Medical Research CiiiD Hudson! 🩷 Your 2023 Organising Committee!

Fantastic new study led by Nur Sarah Rosli from the Tate_Lab uncovering the contribution of the pyroptotic effector GSDMD in influenza infection.

Thanks for inviting me back to take part in the #60yearsMonashImm seminar series! Monash University STM Department of Immunology

What a fantastic week of amazing immunology at #ASI2023NZ! Thanks Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology for the travel award to present our recent paper. Looking forward to next year’s meeting in Sydney #ASI2024SYD

Nice to see the review written by Kate Lawlor , me and the X-less James Vince on the nuts, bolts and consequences of MLKL and GSDM lytic cell death out now in Immunity Check it out with a free download at: authors.elsevier.com/c/1il2a3qNrUxt…

All Monash Immunology EMCRs- join us on Friday 13th September at the Monash Medical Centre’s Translational Research Facility for the 5th Annual Immumon symposium. Co-hosted by CiiiD Hudson Hudson Institute of Medical Research and MonashCID Monash University School of Clinical Sciences

Registration and abstract submission for Immumon 2024 is NOW OPEN! Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity for EMCRs (Monash and affiliated) to showcase their work, network, and be eligible for heaps of generous awards!

Take a look at our new review from Hibbs Lab Monash University STM Department of Immunology by our PhD student Elan L’Estrange-Stranieri on the dualistic role of Lyn kinase in immune cell signalling and involvement in lupus just published in Frontiers - Immunology! frontiersin.org/journals/immun…

#CellDeath🧬An essential & inevitable process, but too much or too little is a problem & both can affect your health. Read about A/Prof Kate Lawlor's significant progress for this research in our 2023 Annual Report, or here: bit.ly/4cKRRIv 👀 CiiiD Hudson

On behalf of the Immumon2024 organising committee, we would like to say a belated thank you to everyone who made our 5th Annual symposium an incredible event. Thank you to all who attended, our invited and selected speakers and presenters, session judges and our amazing sponsors!

If you have a sec, check out our new paper by Amy Hsu with Hibbs Lab (Monash University STM Department of Immunology) and Ivana Hálová (Institute of Molecular Genetics) showing that CD53 drives cellular infiltration and inflammation in allergic airway asthma-like disease in Allergy EAACI (it's a quick read). doi.org/10.1111/all.16…

So proud that our fantastic study led by Amy Hsu from the Hibbs Lab Monash University STM Department of Immunology demonstrating the link between HCK activity and IL-17-mediated inflammatory lung disease driven by niche-filling unconventional T cells is out now in eBioMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science! doi.org/10.1016/j.ebio…

Check out our new study published in Science Advances from Hibbs Lab Monash University STM Department of Immunology led by Dr. Elan L'Estrange demonstrating a kinase-independent role for Lyn in restricting TLR activation and IFN I responses in autoimmune disease. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…