The Inflamed Lab is back with exciting updates
First up: Huge congratulations to Professor Clare Bryant, Winner of the BSI Outstanding Leadership Award!
Clare is an exceptional leader — supportive, inspiring, and thoroughly deserving of this long-overdue recognition.
What a week: I was lucky enough to get an ERC Advanced Grant, a Wellcome Trust Discovery award, and my fab colleagues at Inflammazoom nominated me for this BSI award. Thank you so much https://t.co/whWPWI3Fv6
A very late thanks to Serge Mostowy and Prajwal Gurung for their super Inflammazoom talks (catch the recordings on line). Next Inflammazoom early on the 16th
Our popular open event is back! This year we’re at the Frank Lee Centre next to @CUH_NHS on 10 Oct where you’ll hear our latest #inflammation#research.
Tickets are limited, you can either join the 1hr talk at 4pm or 6pm. Posters & refreshments available. https://t.co/7sYnk8UO4d
🎉 Huge congratulations to @ClareBryant13 on her well-deserved award in recognition of her outstanding work with the Cambridge immunology network! 👏 Your dedication to advancing immunology research is truly inspiring. Here's to many more successes ahead! 🌟
Exciting new review by @clare bryant "Rethinking Toll-like receptor signalling".
https://t.co/SUFjAlryUW
must read to explore new perspectives on SMOC-driven innate immune signaling and its impact on drug development. #Immunology
⭐Happy to share this new review written with the one and only @ThiruKanneganti@KannegantiLab, now out in @NatureCellBio. Find out how our immune system decodes messages from the dead😵 What are dead cells telling us before they perish?💀 https://t.co/sGc2klxwhW
@JCSMR@ourANU
We went to a Thai restaurant in Cambridge city centre to celebrate that Jenny @zhenyi_gu, an outstanding MPhil student in Prof. Clare Bryant @ClareBryant13 group @inflammedlab, is about to complete her studies and lab work. We wish her all the best in her Viva in August! 👏👏👏
📢The ASC #inflammasome adapter governs SAA-derived protein aggregation in inflammatory #amyloidosis
By M. Losa, @AdrianoAguzzi & colleagues @Unispital_USZ
👉https://t.co/jWDGfNKQM5
Read also related News & Views by S. Maasewerd & B. Franklin @UniBonn
👉https://t.co/MWhz0kA8TI
Not to be missed @Cambridgeimmuno Seminar
🎙️Dr Karen Mackenzie on "STING and inflammatory disease: insights from monogenic conditions"
📅Fri 24 May @ 1PM
📍JCBC Lecture Theatre @CamBioCampus
Subscribe here: https://t.co/lgfd5jQDzx
@EdinUni_IRR | @EdinUni_CIR | @EdinburghUni
Babraham Distinguished Lecture: We are delighted to be welcoming Professor Clare Bryant today to talk about Pattern Recognition Receptor signalling in infection and sterile inflammation.
1.30-2.30pm
https://t.co/8lTRFg59Do
Delighted to announce that The UK Cellular Microbiology Network 2024 meeting will be held in Sheffield on the 8th-9th July 2024! Join us for two fantastic keynotes @ClareBryant13@Basler_Lab and opportunities for ECR talks. Registration/abstracts open now: https://t.co/f29oFpxei6
Having a lifelong affinity for science, #NIHF2024 Inductee David Klenerman pursued chemistry @Cambridge_Uni, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1982. Returning in 1994, he currently serves as a professor of biophysical chemistry & is a group leader at the @UKDRI.
In just 10 years, 2024 Inductee David Klenerman & co-inventor Shankar Balasubramanian transformed a concept on paper into pioneering the Sequencing-by-Synthesis method for #DNA sequencing. Explore the remarkable journey of this newest Inductee! #NIHF2024 https://t.co/Wku6OhfT3k
Just a few weeks until the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Induction Ceremony! Take another look at this year’s class of Inductees before the big event on May 9. https://t.co/Md0tAoeWlt #NIHF2024
It was a great pleasure to be invited to give a talk at the Cambridge Chem&Bio Seminar. I shared my work on the mechanisms of inflammation and cell death triggered by bacterial toxins. Thanks to Dr. @ZutaoYu for the invitation. Looking forward to more friends to join the group.