💡Our webinars are back!
Don’t miss our session on macrophage metabolism this September 18th at 1:00 PM CET.
Stoyan Ivanov (Research Director; C3M, Nice) and Malvina Seradj (Postdoc; Institute of Cancer Research, London).
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/nsTjQtFpNf
Join us for a webinar on intestinal immunology!
Feb 6, 2025 at 5 p.m.
@JulienMamb14132 : Role of type III interferons in intestinal tissue recovery
Valentin Thevin: Identification of an intestinal TH17 cell-derived subset in cancer initiation
🔗https://t.co/MhxP2L1gpA
Join us this Thursday, 21st Nov at 5 PM CET for a webinar with recent INSERM/CNRS concours laureates and comission members!
Speakers: Romain Roncagali, Soizic Garaud & Richard Danger.
They’ll share their experience & answer your questions live!
Register: https://t.co/YCkQlLNkNS
Are you interested in Host pathogens? Do not miss our next webinar which will take place on October 22nd. We will have special guests: @ONeyrolles From IPBS, @JoPellegrini from CIML , and @joan_fine_ from CIIL.
📢Registration link: https://t.co/EprWE9IJBE
Are you interested in Clinical Immunology? Join us on the 25th of June at 5PM CET for our next webinar with Dr. Laurent Mesnard (Sorbonne University) and @FusaroMathieu (Toulouse).
📢Registration link: https://t.co/IPUz4C5v6o
It's time to register for our next webinar on Immune Tolerance 🔜 https://t.co/wWRjJbnlkq
Great line-up of speaker: Louis-Marie Charbonnier @BostonChildrens, @afreuchet1 &Morgane Hilaire @CIML_Immunology@sfiimmunologie@y_efis
Check out our collaborative Treg review now in print @jacionline. @MehdiBenamar18@jameshan_sj @HaigisLab
Regulatory T cells in dominant immunologic tolerance - Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology https://t.co/It0mZHJ4UJ
If you fancy Immunology, RNA Biology and sunny South of France (beach, mountains and wine) we are now recruiting @DiazMunoz_Lab@InfinityTLS (1 PhD student, 1 PostDoc).
Share with your colleagues & friends, get in contact if interested and send your CV before July.
Notch1 signaling impairs regulatory T cells during multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children: https://t.co/yVEO03ASCG
@magalinoval & @ArditiMd@CedarsSinai highlight the NOTCH1/CD22 pathway during MIS-C & suggest relevancy in other hyperinflammatory syndromes; #Commentary
Behavior of regulatory T (Treg) cells can be affected by the relationship between serine/threonine kinase 4 (Stk4) and transcription factor Foxp3. @harvardmed@BostonChildrens
https://t.co/NuoDnfZv8m