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Month: January 2018

Amazing Immunology: Denny and the T-team fight cancer: 9 - 12th April 2018

Amazing Immunology: Denny and the T-team fight cancer: 9 - 12th April 2018

Your immune system is an AMAZING army that protects you from infection and keeps you healthy. In this fun and immersive event, learn all about the…

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18th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)
PhD studentships available

PhD studentships available

PhD studentships available We are pleased to have two new fully-funded PhD studentships – open now for applications:   Innate antimicrobial host defence peptides as…

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18th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)

Cystic fibrosis study offers new therapy hope for patients (October 2017)

October 2017: Fresh insights into how cystic fibrosis affects immune cells could pave the way for new treatments for the condition A team of scientists…

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18th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)

van Boeckel, S. et al (2017) Cell-free Fetal DNA and Spontaneous Preterm Birth. Reproduction (Epub ahead of print)

Cell-free Fetal DNA and Spontaneous Preterm Birth. S. R. van Boeckel, D.J. Davidson, J. E. Norman, S. J. Stock doi: 10.1530/REP-17-0619. [Epub ahead of print]…

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18th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)
British Skin Foundation Grant award

British Skin Foundation Grant award

NEW FUNDING We are delighted to have been awarded a grant by the British Skin Foundation. This award will fund a new PhD studentship, to…

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12th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)
Foetal DNA in preterm birth review out

Foetal DNA in preterm birth review out

NEW REVIEW Our new review, written by Sara van Boeckel, is now published in Reproduction, examining the evidence that cell-free DNA may induce inflammatory processes…

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11th January 2018 by Donald Davidson chat_bubble_outline 0 comment(s)
Twitter
: Antimicrobial host defence peptides (HDPs) are abundant in tissues & have potent immunomodulatory actions Here @Katie_Smith_895 & @GwyerFindlay explore evidence for the role of #HDPs in protecting the brain from pathogens ➡️https://t.co/vKkxv94CWJ https://t.co/XarfGCsjFf

: The next round of our Communication & Engagement Grant closes this week! Do you have a great idea for a activity? Apply for up to £1,000 for a project to spark conversations about #immunology 💥 Deadline: Wednesday 1 Feb 👉https://t.co/PmrMRwEXfn https://t.co/lKdvxFJITt

: 🧵 Introducing our Academic Leads for Public Engagement Meet Prof Sara Brown (), a professor of dermatology and @WellcomeTrust senior research fellow leading a group @UoE_CGEM at @EdinUni. https://t.co/FvNOEPIOyn

: We're delighted to host two keynote speakers for #BarrierInflammation2023! ⭐ Prof Dame Fiona Powrie ⭐ Prof Muzz Haniffa @Muzz_Haniffa Join us on 26-27 April in Manchester! Abstract submission & registration are open 👉https://t.co/t1XV0pJrih https://t.co/TYngQxEYnJ

: 👇👇👇Pls consider or share to anyone interested. Postdoc in the Ho-lab. Fantastic opportunity for career development 👉https://t.co/RTPCmoMvYJ #SciComm #JobAlert #Immunology #crohnsdisease #ibd #mitochondria https://t.co/U6DE1DbMYu

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