Thanks for the highlight @immunoah.bsky.social ! I had an amazing time sharing our new science!

Meet my lab, friends! www.linkedin.com/posts/mgbres...

👨‍🔬🎉Kicking off my bluesky presence by posting our lab's achievement! Our lab's first study is now out in Cell ! We show that IFN-λ induces ZBP1/CASP-8/GSDMC-dependent pyroptosis in gut epithelial cells impairing tissue repair post-colitis.#IBD #Immunology 🧵https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1k2OAL7PXqSL5

In Rio for ACMI 2024! All barrier (or mucosal, but we can fight over it) all the time!

Alert! New science from the lab is hot off the press! www.nature.com/articles/s41... Before I describe the findings, let’s set the stage. The lab has always been interested with how allergens are detected. They don’t infect us, so why do we detect them and who does the detecting? (1/x)

Dusting off my social media profiles as we get ready to share some exciting new findings on the neuroimmune control of allergic immunity. Stay tuned for more updates!

Science communication is not always easy, but part of being an academic is teaching everyone - not just our peers - about what and why we “science”. It was great to be a part of this and so excited to see future segments! immunologyexplained.aai.org

Cool paper by Jason Griffith and the Luster lab on a novel mechanism of Treg suppression. IL-33 instructs ST2+ Tregs to produce the IL-1 antagonist IL-1Ra, which restrains IL-1-mediate innate immunity. #Immunosky www.nature.com/articles/s41...