In August 2022, Dr. Aimee M. Beaulieu, Assistant Professor and Chancellor Scholar, Center for Immunity and Inflammation and Department of Microbiology, Biochemistry, & Molecular Genetics, and colleagues published a study in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences demonstrating that the cytokine, IL-33, is a key regulator of pregnancy progression and type 2 immune responses at the maternal-fetal interface in mice. Read More
In September 2022, Jianya Peng and Chandler Sy from Dr. Mark Siracusa’s lab published a paper in PNAS showing an important role for monocytes in maintaining central nervous system homeostasis following an intestinal parasite challenge. Read More
William C. Gause, PhD and Patricia Fitzgerald-Bocarsly, PhD named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
We are thrilled to share
that our symposium was a tremendous success!
🎉 The atmosphere was
filled with excitement as brilliant minds gathered to discuss
cutting-edge ideas, share insights, and foster meaningful connections.
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The networking opportunities were outstanding, with industry leaders,
experts, and visionaries coming together under one roof. It was truly
inspiring to witness the synergy and collaboration that took place.
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Our esteemed panel of speakers delivered thought-provoking talks and
engaging discussions that sparked innovation and challenged conventional
thinking. From breakthrough research to thought leadership, each
session was an enriching experience.
🏆 Huge thanks to our incredible
organizing team for their meticulous planning and seamless execution.
Their hard work and dedication made this symposium a resounding success.
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Lastly, a heartfelt appreciation to all our attendees for their
enthusiastic participation and for making this event truly exceptional.
Remember to stay connected, engaged, and continue the momentum even
after the symposium ends!
✨ Let's continue to learn, grow, and make a
positive impact together! Stay tuned for more updates and highlights
from this remarkable event.
