Excited to share our contribution to the groundbreaking work by @BenHale and the @SnijderLab recently published in @ScienceMagazine! 🎉
Discover the unexpected link between T cell architecture and their fate🔬More on stripy T cells: https://t.co/Sbe5Fb78pi
#TCells@Microbio_ETH
"Fundamental and applied research are both necessary for innovation in science and industry"
We're extremely proud to share the news of Annette's appointment as ETH Vice President for Research 🎉
Annette Oxenius has been appointed ETH Vice President for Research, effective August 1, 2025. The 56-year-old Swiss immunologist and professor will lead research development and promotion at ETH Zurich.
Read more: https://t.co/tOskll4Ihl
Annette Oxenius has been appointed ETH Vice President for Research, effective August 1, 2025. The 56-year-old Swiss immunologist and professor will lead research development and promotion at ETH Zurich.
Read more: https://t.co/tOskll4Ihl
Happily looking back to a rewarding year filled with inspiring discussions and connections amongst our scientific community - not only but certainly by participating at events like the Wolfsberg Meeting and @ImmunOctober!
Excited to continuing our scientific journey this year✨
Congratulations to Dr. Mariana Borsa (@nanaborsa) on this outstanding achievement and starting her own lab!🔬 We're incredibly proud to see a new lab branch out from our group. Wishing you and your team great success! 🚀👏
It was not a straightforward path, but it is happening: I am officially an Assistant Professor-to-be! 🎉 I am thrilled to announce that was awarded a @snsf_ch Starting Grant and will start my lab next year. Very grateful to all those that supported me over the last years 👇 (1/4)
@carovinuesa @BecherLab @UZH_en@UZH_ch It was a great pleasure having you with us @carovinuesa . A very enriching day for the entire Zurich immunology community!
Our big story on the importance of "stripy" T cells in antigen response, which started as a MSc Thesis 6 years ago, has finally made its way out in @ScienceMagazine! 🤩
Massive congrats to @BenHale95 & thanks to all collaborators particularly @LabOxenius & @blutspendesrk 🥰
Excited to share our contribution to the groundbreaking work by @BenHale and the @SnijderLab recently published in @ScienceMagazine! 🎉
Discover the unexpected link between T cell architecture and their fate🔬More on stripy T cells: https://t.co/Sbe5Fb78pi
#TCells@Microbio_ETH
Our team recently enjoyed a great time at the @EMBO
workshop on germinal centers in Galway 🇮🇪 Grateful for the inspiring talks and engaging discussions with experts in the field.
We look forward to continuing to contribute to research in this area!
Extremely pleased to share that @Benmeier45 started his PhD in our lab! After a brilliant master thesis
with us, he will join the #acd team and study asymmetric cell division during CD8 T cell differentiation. Very warm welcome and have a good start!
Big anniversary of over 20 years of science in @LabOxenius. Very delighted to celebrate with many past and current lab members at beautiful #Uetliberg - An exciting day of science and a revival of old memories and lasting relationships 🍾
Looking forward to many more years!
Congratulations to Annette Oxenius on her election as one of 69 new members of EMBO! A well-deserved recognition of her research on understanding host-pathogen interactions and the immune system's response to infectious diseases. #EMBO#ResearchExcellence#Congratulations
EMBO announces the election of 69 new members and associate members who join the EMBO community of more than 2,000 leading life scientists in Europe and beyond
https://t.co/vvu8lhuR5F
Successful launching of the MIM Forum by @LabOxenius who delivered an inspiring workshop on "How to analyse cellular phenotypes, differentiation pathways and functions"
To what degree/when does asymmetric cell division determine CD8 T cell fate? Here's our summary by PhD student @JyotiPokharel3
on a study by @LabOxenius
in @CellReports
https://t.co/cqq0J12n6i
Asymmetric cell division gives rise to mixed-fate colonies, whereas symmetric cell division gives rise to effector-fate colonies. Asymmetric cell division functions as a safeguard for the generation of memory cells @LabOxenius
https://t.co/yi0qKzb3ZB
https://t.co/za9kkZSGDB
A recent ‘Cell Reports’ paper by Gräbnitz and colleagues from the @LabOxenius shows that ACD safeguards the development of memory CD8 T cells upon strong TCR activation. More: https://t.co/tLi4VQlOkS
Thrilled to share our newest publication by @FGrabnitz and colleagues in @CellReports showing that asymmetric cell division safeguards memory CD8 T cell development upon strong TCR stimulation. 🥳🔬 Congrats Fabienne!
https://t.co/85tGqyH8uZ