The best article of the month!
In collaboration with the SFI. The author of the selected article will be invited to the SFI annual congress 2026 to present their research at the FCYI plenary session.
https://t.co/qpZTdQlTlM
The FCYI and Young Sociedade Portuguesa de Imunologia (ySPI) are organizing a session for early-career immunologists (4–6 Nov, Toulouse). We’d love your input on speakers and topics to make this session relevant and inspiring! https://t.co/GZrizZ34Gt...
Join the First FCYI Webinar of 2026: Back to France!
Are you thinking about returning to France or building your scientific career here?
Join our “Roundtable: Back to France” webinar on Thursday, 12 February at 4 PM.
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/PF1QsjdiRh
This week, we had the opportunity to host two sessions at the SFI 2025 congress. We also had the pleasure of presenting several awards:
Best Talk
Best poster
Best Article of the Year
Many thanks to @miltenyibiotec and Milieu Intérieur
https://t.co/lpnNI8uDqV
We had the opportunity to host a plenary session at the SFI Congress 2025.
Thank you to our invited speaker, @achillebro, CIML.
Many thanks to Miltenyi Biotec for generously sponsoring this session.
https://t.co/FIelfdx4CV
Today we had an incredible session on career development at the Société Française d'Immunologie congress. Thank you to the speakers who discussed very interesting points about leadership, opportunities after the PhD, and communication in science.
🔬 31st FCYI Webinar | Oct 14, 5 PM CET
🧠 Spatial omics in immunology
🎙️ Pierre Milpied – Single-cell & spatial omics in normal tissue & cancer.
🎙️ Marie-Astrid Boutet – Molecular & spatial profiling in osteoarthritis.
Registration link: https://t.co/tOfiHkmGLI
🔬 31st FCYI Webinar | Oct 14, 5 PM CET
🧠 Spatial omics in immunology
🎙️ Pierre Milpied – Single-cell & spatial omics in normal tissue & cancer.
🎙️ Marie-Astrid Boutet – Molecular & spatial profiling in osteoarthritis.
Registration link: https://t.co/tOfiHkmGLI
💡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
💡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
📣May Article Award goes to Lydia Ziane Chaouche & her team at Inserm Lille! Their study shows how blocking Furine keeps CAR-macrophages in a pro-inflammatory state—boosting their ability to fight tumors. Now published in Cell Death & Disease.
https://t.co/3f8Q4dB8iv
🧪 The Neutrophil Club’s 3rd International Workshop is on Sept 25–26 in Tours, France! Focus: neutrophil heterogeneity, microenvironment & disease 🎓 Students/postdocs: submit abstracts for a poster or an oral presentation! Info: https://t.co/AJ5OMnO2Gc
📣 April’s Article Award
🎉 Congratulations to François‑Xavier Mauvais and his team for their publication in Immunity!
Their innovative study reveals that MMM are powerful initiators of antitumor immunity.
🔗 Read more: https://t.co/jyEc6cqDlh
📣 March Article Award:
Congrats to Julien Mambu & team! Their Cell paper reveals type III IFNs (IFN-λ) delay gut healing by triggering pyroptosis via ZBP1 → caspase-8 → GSDMC. 🔗https://t.co/0pFisINDgH
🔬 FCYI Technical Seminar | 22 May @ 17:00 CET We’re excited to welcome: Dr. Cyrille Mionnet presenting on Trm progenitors in mouse lung and Dr. Saniya Kari discussing practical unsupervised analysis in high-dim flow cytometry 🔗 Registration link: https://t.co/6y0KZ65fsW
🔬 FCYI Technical Seminar | 22 May @ 17:00 CET We’re excited to welcome: Dr. Cyrille Mionnet presenting on Trm progenitors in mouse lung and Dr. Saniya Kari discussing practical unsupervised analysis in high-dim flow cytometry 🔗 Registration link: https://t.co/6y0KZ65fsW
📣 Congrats to @ValentinThevin, PhD student at the Cancer Research Center of Lyon, for winning Article of the Month with his study: "An intestinal Th17 cell-derived subset can initiate cancer" (Nature Immunology, 2024).
More info: https://t.co/3f8Q4dB8iv