📢 Tune in to this week's episode! Dr. Alfred Singer at the National Cancer Institute Center for Cancer Research discusses his pioneering work on thymus development and T cell differentiation, including how T cells are selected to become CD4 helper or CD8 cytotoxic cells. 🎧 https://bit.ly/4f2ci85

Awesome title! Living rent free in your head: resident memory T cells academic.oup.com/immunohorizo...

Our final episode from #IMMUNOLOGY2026 is out! We spoke with delegates about their research and impressions of the meeting, including why they attended, the most memorable science they encountered, and their experiences in Boston. 🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/3OL0pZG

Gabriella from the University of Szeged 🇭🇺🎓 explains immune tolerance 🧬✨—how the immune system avoids attacking the body 🛡️ while defending us from threats 🌍🦠. A finely tuned balance ⚖️ and a great example of accessible science 👏📚 #RegulatoryTCell #DayofImmunology #ThankyouImmunology

GIVEAWAY! 🤩🎉 Upgrade your lab style with a pair of @stemcell.com science socks.🧦 To enter, subscribe to any of the Science News newsletters and get the latest updates in your field delivered straight to your inbox. 📣 You have until June 30th: https://bit.ly/4sDul83

📣 We’re bringing you a special episode recorded live at #IMMUNOLOGY2026! Brenda and Jason sit down with Drs. Giulia Escobar and Charles Sentman to explore new strategies aimed at overcoming the unique challenges of treating solid tumors. 🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/4mImODq

🎊 That’s a wrap on #IMMUNOLOGY2026! Thank you to everyone who joined us. From listeners to guests to organizers to the incredible immunology community, we're so grateful for the great conversations, science, and energy all week long.

All good things must come to an end...Our last #IMMUNOLOGY2026 episode is out now! Listen now for all the insights from the final day of the meeting: https://bit.ly/4tYWtU5

Headed to the airport? ✈️ Before you switch to airplane mode, download the latest #IMMUNOLOGY2026 Immunology Podcast recaps! Safe travels!

Hard to believe #IMMUNOLOGY2026 is coming to an end! So many great talks, conversations, and moments. We had a great time!

Day 4 and still going strong! 💪 Tune in to hear Brenda and Jason share the scoop on all things immunology: https://bit.ly/4tTt2T8 #IMMUNOLOGY2026

🎙️ Thank you to all the delegates who joined us for the recording of #IMMUNOLOGY2026: On The Ground! We loved hearing your insights and the research that stood out to you. Stay tuned for the release of the special episode!

We’re closing out the Distinguished Lectures at #IMMUNOLOGY2026 with a fun one! Dr. Mark Kaplan (👋 friend of the podcast) is exploring the biology and impact of IL-9.

Last call! 📣 It’s the final day of the exhibition hall, so if you haven’t stopped by our booth yet, now’s your chance. Come say hi and snag a pin! See you before the hall closes! 👋 #IMMUNOLOGY2026

🎉 Congratulations to our gift basket winner, Shally Saini from the University of California, Santa Cruz! If you’re still at #IMMUNOLOGY2026, there’s still time to stop by the Immunology Podcast booth! Come say hi! 👋

One of our fans matched their nails to their immune cell result — and yes, it’s as cute as it sounds. 💅 Curious what you’d be? Take our “Which immune cell are you?” quiz and pick up your matching pin at booth #616. #IMMUNOLOGY2026

💬 Day 3 recap is live! Before you head home from #IMMUNOLOGY2026, listen to the highlights in our latest episode. https://bit.ly/4eoWE6w

Are you as excited as we are for tonight's Distinguished Lecture? Friend of the podcast, Dr. Frances Lund, is taking us on a deep dive into the mysteries of B cell memory! #IMMUNOLOGY2026

🎬 Aaaaand cut! That’s a wrap on our live show at #IMMUNOLOGY2026. Thank you to our brilliant guests and fantastic audience! Stay tuned for the episode on April 21!

We’re live at 11:00 AM! 🚨 Join the Immunology Podcast in Room 157AB to learn about new strategies for tackling solid tumors with two experts in the field, Drs. Charles Sentman and Giulia Escobar. #IMMUNOLOGY2026

Day 2 delivered! 🔥 We’re breaking down some standout moments from #IMMUNOLOGY2026 in our newest recap. Tune in and catch up: https://bit.ly/4tkXxBM

🎙️ Live from Boston! We’re recording at #IMMUNOLOGY2026 and we want to hear from you. Swing by booth #616 to book your recording spot and share your meeting highlights.

We’re looking forward to the first Distinguished Lecture at #AAI2026! 💬 Dr. Christophe Benoist from Harvard Medical School will dive into “Treg Cells, Fate, and Specificity” tonight. An evening of Tregs? Count us in.

Hearing from @AAI President Dr. Ulrich von Andrian is always a highlight of the meeting. We love big-picture thinking and great science!

🌆 Experience Boston through the eyes of life science researchers! Swing by booth #616 to pick up your Insider's Guide to Boston. From Kendall Square lab benches to hidden neighborhood gems, the Boston guide features quotes and recommendations from scientists who call this city home.

Hello, #AAI2026! We can’t wait for the great science, inspiring talks, and chances to connect with the immunology community all week long. If you see us, don't be shy! Come say hi! 👋

Boston, we’re ready! Our suitcases are packed for: 🧪 Amazing science 😄 Great conversations 🎉 Lots of immunology energy See you tomorrow at #AAI2026!

Get ready for the premier social event of #IMMUNOLOGY2026™ and join us for the Gala at the Moakley Courthouse for an unforgettable night of celebrating science, ocean breezes, and festive fun! 🎟️ Tickets are moving fast—get yours by logging into the AAI Membership Portal!

Boston, here we come! ✈️ We can't wait for all the incredible, cutting-edge science that will be presented at IMMUNOLOGY2026™. We're looking forward to connecting with all of you during the meeting. Stop by our booth to learn how you could be featured on an episode! 🔗 https://bit.ly/4rZ7ow7

Explore the gut-brain axis in autoimmunity! Scientists have found that intestinal epithelial cells initiate #autoimmune neuroinflammation via TH17 cell responses that migrate to the central nervous system. 🧪 https://bit.ly/4bQQgn6 🎙️ https://bit.ly/4scyE9U

Can't make it to #AAI2026? Brenda and Jason will be on the ground in Boston to deliver daily conference highlights straight to your feed.🎙️ Stay tuned for our first episode on April 16!

Dr. William Nyberg at @ki.se and Dr. Pierre-Louis Bernard at @ucsandiego.bsky.social have led the development of a new in vivo #CRISPR-based system that enables precise, stable generation of CAR T cells. 📰 Read the study: https://go.nature.com/4thulek 🎧 Tune in: https://bit.ly/4e1qwWh

Microbes that chew allergens mitigate anaphylaxis Preview of work demonstrating that oral & small intestinal bacteria can modulate IgE-mediated anaphylaxis through metabolic degradation of immunodominant peanut allergens. www.cell.com/cell-host-mi...

Check out this @natmed.nature.com study! Scientists led by Dr. William de Souza at @universityofky.bsky.social have mapped the resurgence and long-term burden of #Oropouche virus, revealing widespread infection across Latin America. 🗞️ https://go.nature.com/4sRhe3X 🎙️ https://bit.ly/4e1qwWh

Check out the latest Lab Coats & Life™ Podcast, co-hosted by our very own Brenda Raud! 🎧 She speaks with Dr. Rachel Perry about her unconventional path of remaining at Yale from undergraduate training through faculty appointment.

🎧 Tune in to the latest episode! Dr. Amanda Lund at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine joins us to talk about how lymphatic vessels actively regulate #immune responses rather than simply serving as passive conduits. 🔊 Listen now: https://bit.ly/3PWia8C

Prostate cancer is common, yet immunotherapy has been difficult to apply effectively. New research maps how tissue‑resident memory T cells are organized inside the prostate, revealing location‑specific roles in immune defense and memory. In collaboration with @lji.org & @ucsandiego.bsky.social

In this @natimmunol.nature.com paper, researchers in the lab of Dr. Mahnoor Gondal at @umich.edu have uncovered a previously unrecognized role for MHC class I in modulating CD4+ #TCell-mediated immunity. 📄: https://go.nature.com/4uRXpuH 🎧: https://bit.ly/4e1qwWh

Neuron-derived mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) activates microglia via the Z-DNA binding protein 1 (ZBP1)-mediated pathway in mild traumatic brain injury www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1...

New Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer position article and guidelines: "Spatial and phenotypic plasticity of B cells in remodeling the tumor microenvironment" jitc.bmj.com/content/14/3... #JITC #cancer 🧪

🎥 This is no April Fool's joke. We're hosting a live show at #AAI2026! Join the Immunology Podcast on Friday, April 17 at 11:00 AM at IMMUNOLOGY2026 for an in-depth conversation on emerging immunotherapies for solid tumors with Drs. Charles Sentman and Giulia Escobar.

Online now: Distinct tissue niches contribute to prostate tissue-resident memory CD8+ T cell differentiation and heterogeneity

We are just two weeks away from IMMUNOLOGY2026™! 🎉 Will we see you in Boston for AAI's premier all-immunology event? We're looking forward to seeing so many incredible scientists and immunology professionals. What lecture or session are you most looking forward to? 🔗 https://bit.ly/4ovupVf

UPEC subverts neutrophils Uropathogenic E coli regulatory system DanRI is induced by nucleosomes present in NETs. DanRI regulates broad cellular responses and dampens neutrophil responses by attenuating reactive oxygen species production & NET formation www.cell.com/cell-host-mi...

📢 New in Science Immunology! Researchers led by Dr. Shivani Srivastava at @fredhutch.org have demonstrated that CAR T resistance to checkpoint therapy can be overcome by restoring c-Jun alongside PD-L1 blockade. 📜: https://bit.ly/4sGZA2s 🎧: https://bit.ly/4sYIflI

Structure of SARS-CoV-2 spike in complex with its co-receptor the neuronal cell adhesion protein contactin1 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... Check out our new preprint. Cool structure by Sabrina Krepel with Bert Janssen. Thanks to @danielhurdiss.bsky.social @utrechtvirology.bsky.social #covid #pais

Scientists led by Dr. Rodney King at the University of Alabama at Birmingham have shown that anti-carbohydrate #antibodies develop after birth into a diverse, antigen-shaped B cell repertoire. 👀 Read the study: https://bit.ly/3NQMVLm 🔊 Hear the discussion: https://bit.ly/4sYIflI

Weekend read: Catalog of human oral microbiome Human reference oral microbiome (HROM) comprises 72,641 genomes from 3,426 species, including 2,019 novel species. HROM reveals disease-assoc. species & ectopic oral species in gut predictive of disease www.cell.com/cell-host-mi...

In our latest episode, we discuss new work from the lab of Dr. Sing Sing Way at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. It shows that newborns with E. coli #sepsis lack protective maternal antibodies, and maternal priming can provide protection. 1️⃣ https://go.nature.com/40rtn2U 2️⃣ https://bit.ly/4sYIflI

For decades, impact in science has been reduced to a number. But the founder of @altmetric.com, Dr. Euan Adie (@mrstew.bsky.social), explains that impact is far more subjective than we like to admit. Listen to the latest episode of the Lab Coats & Life™ Podcast, out now! 🎧 #PhDLife