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Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology@mpiib-berlin.mpg.de · 10mo ago

Looking for a #PhD project in #+immunology? The @romagnanilab.bsky.social offers two fully funded projects “Dissecting the Molecular Pathways of NK Cell Clonality” & “Dissecting the Molecular Pathways of NK Cell Memory“. Apply by Dec 10 👉 www.mpiib-berlin.mpg.de/1947490/rese...

🔥 Hot off the press in EJI! 📝 A new Commentary by Zens & van Gisbergen (bit.ly/4i5PJiE) reveals how the bone marrow forms a diverse, compartmentalized niche for resident T cells by 🔎 highlighting key findings from Schneider Revueltas et al. (bit.ly/47Y7I5G) and Pulvirenti et al. (bit.ly/4pcoFQZ).

Not Just Passing Through: Bone Marrow as a Home for Diverse Resident T Cells

CD8+CD69− memory T cells (Schneider Revueltas et al.) were identified to reside in bone marrow besides canonical CD8+CD69+ tissue-resident memory T cells (TRM). In addition, CD4+CD69+ Tr1-like cells ...

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Join us at Charité University and the IMPRS-IDI Graduate Program in Berlin to unravel NK cell clonality and memory! We are looking for motivated PhD candidates who are passionate about immunology. @romagnanilab.bsky.social @timorckert.bsky.social Apply now 👉 www.imprs-idi.org/home/

Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology@mpiib-berlin.mpg.de · 10mo ago

Looking for a #PhD project in #+immunology? The @romagnanilab.bsky.social offers two fully funded projects “Dissecting the Molecular Pathways of NK Cell Clonality” & “Dissecting the Molecular Pathways of NK Cell Memory“. Apply by Dec 10 👉 www.mpiib-berlin.mpg.de/1947490/rese...

📣 EJI is proud to share that this year’s Nobel Prize winner, Shimon Sakaguchi, published with us on 6 October: bit.ly/46R7n4g We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Shimon for receiving the prize in recognition of his pioneering work on Tregs. #NobelPrize #Immunology #Tregs

Editor-in-Chief Nadja Bakocevic presenting at #IUIS2025 Career Fair on the ways @eurjimmunol.bsky.social and @efis-immunology.bsky.social support early career researchers. ✨ Celebrating 50 years of EJI and introducing the brand-new ECR Article of the Year Prize!

📢 Call for papers! Our special issue on Autoimmunity & Environmental Factors is open for submission. ✅Guaranteed peer review for all #IUIS2025 participants! Contribute to advancing our understanding of how modifiable factors influence immune tolerance and autoimmunity 👉 bit.ly/3HFEgIA

Excited to share that I am stepping in as the new Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Immunology (@eurjimmunol.bsky.social)! I feel truly honored to take on this role, following the outstanding work of my predecessors, Chiara Romagnani and Jim Di Santo. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Striking the Right Chord at EJI: Introducing Editor‐in‐Chief Matteo Iannacone and the Seamless Transfer Policy

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EJI is in Berlin together with spatial biology enthusiasts! #ESSB inaugural conference #immunology #ImmunoSky @schuerch.bsky.social @denisschapiro.bsky.social Meeting support by EFIS-EJI bit.ly/3W5nE1j @yefis-immunology.bsky.social @romagnanilab.bsky.social @iannaconelab.bsky.social

A very rare position for an immunology professorship at Cambridge. Something to think about! www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49381/

Opening for a postdoc on an exciting study on the effect of the maternal diet on imprinting of embryonic ILC3s! Collaborative project with Andreas Diefenbach (Charité, Berlin).The postdoc will work in an inspiring environment in the @ciml.bsky.social, situated within the beautiful campus Luminy.

Huge congratulations to @timorckert.bsky.social on receiving the Pettenkofer Prize for our work on human NK cell memory and clonality! A heartfelt thank you to Oliver Keppler and the Pettenkofer-Stiftung for the warm welcome and the wonderful ceremony!

Made a starter pack for those interested in Innate Lymphoid Cells (#ILC). Please drop me a line when you like to be added! go.bsky.app/BNuUVCx

To introduce myself and what I do: in my PhD @romagnanilab.bsky.social, I found that human NK cells maintain clonal immune memory to CMV infection www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Clonal expansion and epigenetic inheritance of long-lasting NK cell memory - Nature Immunology

Here, the authors use single-cell multiomics and profiling of mitochondrial mutations as endogenous barcodes to show that human adaptive NK cells induced by CMV persist as clonal expansions that inher...

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