Vote in the forthcoming British Society of Immunology elections. Last day to have a say in how contributes to, and presides over, your society! vist.ly/556qx

We should have better resilience to drug shortages theconversation.com/shortages-su...

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Fascinating look at cell transferred from foetus to mother and vice versa.

@madhvimenon.bsky.social thank you Madhvi for organising the nomination!

What team science shouldn’t feel like. bsky.app/profile/natu...

Delighted to share our new pre-print from PhD student Ziyun Zhang joint with @tracyh9494.bsky.social demonstrating that lung alveolar macrophages have a dense glycocalyx and interstitial macrophages do not, @mcrcellmatrix.bsky.social @lydiabeckeriii.bsky.social www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

so excited to share our article in @nature.com Immunology on the many challenges of climate change has for our immune function, infection susceptibility and disease and the need for new ways to research this. Will do a thread later! 🧪 @lydiabeckeriii.bsky.social @exposomeimmunology.bsky.social

🧬 Explore how TCRs, BCRs & HLAs shape immunity in “Decoding and harnessing diversity in adaptive immune receptor repertoires.” From omics to modelling, discover new insights driving personalised medicine & vaccine innovation. #BSI25

Venomous reptiles to Ozempic. We must protect science funding.

We are looking for a motivated student to join our teams to do a PhD focused on immune responses to pollutants and viruses. Details on how to apply can be found in the link! @sheencr.bsky.social @tracyh9494.bsky.social @fbmh-uom.bsky.social www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

Hopes of securing a United Nations treaty on plastic pollution are fading after the final round of negotiations ended without an agreement. go.nature.com/3J74xjN

Learn bioinformatics from scratch with our highly rated beginners’ #bioinformatics #training course! Running 8–19 December 2025, this course will teach you R, omic data analysis, & how to create publication-quality plots. BSI members receive a discount! https://bit.ly/4maNpqF

We're delighted to see immunologists once again recognised by the #NobelPrize! 🏆 Warm congratulations to the winners - their contributions have been vital in shaping our understanding of the immune system. More here: www.immunology.org/news/british...

Had a fantastic time at Dangerous Matter – a powerful opera on the history of vaccination, premiered at the RNCM in collaboration with the University of Oxford. It’s been a privilege to be involved in project – from speaking at the Science and Industry Museum workshop to hosting students in the lab.

These plastic particles smaller than a human hair can pass through cell walls and enter the food web go.nature.com/44TofaH

Congratulations on receiving the MBE

New technologies provide more detailed information. What old concepts should we revisit? To start - do all lymphocytes really express CD45?

Side effects of common treatments need more research!

The most popular use of AI was to edit papers, and here, career stage mattered. Early career academics were far more likely to have used, or think it was acceptable to use, AI in editing their work.

www.nature.com/articles/d41... A very interesting read for anyone who is interested in how prior assumptions may influence progress. In Immunology, new techniques enable us to rewrite the past. Sometimes the old concepts need checking

Need to learn the basics of immunology? Our new 'Foundations of Immunology' course on 19 June is designed for scientists, HCPs, and students who want to understand one of the most vital and fast-evolving areas of science and medicine. ➡️Register now: bit.ly/4itgnAk

Let us hope that sense prevails. You would have thought COVID was the perfect example of the importance of science

👏Congratulations to Katie Lowles from our Wellcome Trust ICD PhD Programme supervised by Joan Chang, Karl Kadler and our Director @tracyh9494.bsky.social on her first manuscript on macrophage regulation of fibroblast collagen deposition through circadian rhythms. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Look at this... 👀

This is happening globally. We need to use our influence and voice to protect the future of Science.

#BeckerProfile @iashiamulholland.bsky.social From taking a 12-year break after high school to raising a family & working in industry, to researching lung inflammation & the endothelial glycocalyx in the Dyer Lab - read about Iashia's journey into academia! 👇 sites.manchester.ac.uk/lydia-becker...