Associate professor @IITU_Tsinghua #Neuroimmune#MucosalImmune Still trying to be the best hockey playing female neuroimmunologist ;) Let's go Islanders!!🏒️
This IS happening! June 2-4, 2026
the 6th International Conference on Innate Lymphoid Cells in beautiful Vancouver, BC 🇨🇦
News via:
https://t.co/pbuzutCkgq
Please, tell all your friends and share widely. 😘
#2026ILC6#ILC6#ILC6Vancouver
@ImmunityCP reports on this fantastic conference on lymphocyte biology and immunotherapy, which I co-organized with Mark Davis, Carola Vinuesa @carovinuesa, and Laura Mackay @LMackayLab back in March. We will repeat it next year in Beijing. Stay tuned.
https://t.co/XSUHf8Mtsu
Treatments now increasingly focus on mechanisms—such as targeting specific molecules or neural circuits—rather than just applying standard protocols for named diseases. Successful therapies for itch, a symptom or process, for example, work by shutting down key biological processes that trigger symptoms across multiple related diseases, rather than being tied to a single diagnosis. This approach is particularly evident in the evolving treatment strategies for dermatological disorders, where the same medication can be beneficial in different conditions if they share underlying processes.
Interdisciplinary immunologists at all levels WANTED!
Faculty recruitment at Institute for Immunology, Tsinghua University, Beijing.
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