Excited!!! It's online now!
Nice news to end the week.
Here, we study how does the antigen presentation in central tolerance differs from the peripheral tolerance
#antigen presentation#Thymus#B cells#DCs
#Frontiers in Immunology
https://t.co/UqznD9key5
Marathi is India’s pride.
Congratulations on this phenomenal language being accorded the status of a Classical Language. This honour acknowledges the rich cultural contribution of Marathi in our nation’s history. Marathi has always been a cornerstone of Indian heritage.
I am sure with the status of a Classical Language, many more people will be motivated to learn it.
Role of the afferent lymph as an immunological conduit to analyze tissue antigenic and inflammatory load @CellReports@padmananaware@us_ccClement
https://t.co/n5TyDeGlXa
Role of the afferent lymph as an immunological conduit to analyze tissue antigenic and inflammatory load @CellReports@padmananaware@us_ccClement
https://t.co/n5TyDeGlXa
I was proud to present our last research findings on MHCII presented immunopeptidomes and immunosuppressive potential of a biogenic amine (3-OH-kynurenamine) at the AAI 2024 conference: May 3-7th. Photographed with Dr. Padma Nanaware from Dr. Laura Santambrogio lab from WCM.
So excited to share our new paper on how cytotoxic CD4 T cells develop in infected tissues after viral infection. https://t.co/zk80WVULO6 @CellReports A tweetorial:
If you are working to chip away at a toxic culture to create a more positive future, that existing culture is likely going to chip away at you.
Finding a group of people where you can put each other back together again is invaluable.
AAI 2023 in Washington DC (May 11th-15th) was a great opportunity to meet old time colleagues (shown here with Padma from Dr. L. Stern Lab UMASS) and engage with new collaborators. Linking immunometabolism with pharmacology was one of my old-time interests!
“People often ask me
what is the most effective technique
for transforming their life.
It is a little embarrassing
that after years and years of research
and experimentation,
I have to say that the best answer is—
just be a little kinder.”
Aldous Huxley
Normalizing non-linear career paths requires that we decouple age from career milestones in talking about success.
No single path is better than others, and those who take circuitous paths contribute a wealth of wisdom that they’ve learned along the way.
Make an effort to listen to strong/extreme introverts. I've some friends who are that way and I've found their thoughts, opinions and ideas very unique and insightful!
It maybe hard to connect, but they're great people, and (personal opinion) sometimes better than extroverts :)