HetCCI (SPP 2493)

@hetcci.bsky.social

HetCCI is a DFG-funded Germany-wide research consortium (Priority Programme SPP 2493: Heterotypic cell-cell interactions in epithelial tissues). Website: https://www.uni-saarland.de/hetcci. Coordination and posts: Sandra Iden

Back from a fruitful #HetCCI kick-off meeting in Saarbruecken, filled with data and research concepts addressing heterotypic cell-cell interactions in epithelial tissues. Special thx to the young scientists who presented; looking forward to the next events and everybody’s findings! #SPP2493

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What a fantastic meeting and group of scientists! We are very much looking forward to our joint discoveries over the next years! 🥳👏 For updates and info follow @hetcci.bsky.social our official group account and @sandraiden.bsky.social our consortium speaker.

Dr. Peter Walentek (Walentek Lab)@walenteklab.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Exited for the start of our HetCCI kickstart meeting at Uni Saarbrücken. www.uni-saarland.de/forschen/het... In this consortium, labs throughout Germany focus on investigating how heterotypic cell cell interactions shape the formation and function of a wide diversity of epithelia. 🥳🧪🔬👨‍🔬

Super happy to be part of this initiative! Together with @agvazquez.bsky.social we will be working on the interaction between #Alveolar #Macrophages and #Epithelial #Cells in the #lung Still time left to apply!! www.linkedin.com/posts/elvira... #immunosky

📢📢📢 Only 1 week left to apply! | Elvira Mass

📢📢📢 Only 1 week left to apply! 2 #PhD Positions Available within the Priority Programme “Heterotypic Cell-Cell Interactions in Epithelial Tissues (HetCCI)” (SPP 2493) funded by Deutsche Forschungsg...

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HetCCI (SPP 2493)@hetcci.bsky.social · last yr.

Proud to kick-off #HetCCI, a DFG-funded research consortium in Germany (Priority Programme #SPP2493 on heterotypic cell-cell interactions in epithelia). Follow us if interested in how epithelial cells interact with non-epithelial tissues in different settings! Webpage will follow asap. #cellbiology