Today I wish that all Women in Science get one less service committee, one less token invitation, one less request to do things without recognition but instead we get our papers cited, our work recognized and our views respected

Congratulations to David David Tobin from DukeMGM and lIB for their election as a fellow of the AAM. Well deserved honor and recognition of Dr. Tobin for his work on tuberculosis. immunobiology.duke.edu/news/david-tob…

In our series of celebrations for #BlaHistoryMonth and the contributions of Black immunologists we highlight Dr. Goldsby immunobiology.duke.edu/news/iib-celeb…

We can’t talk enough about this issues facing women in academia. Yes some strides have been made but we have a long way to go. Institutions need to make changes. #equalityforwomen

Positions available in IIB labs! Feel free to RT. More info at immunobiology.duke.edu/join-us

To end #BHM (and as a prelude to Women’s History Month) we highlight Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett-Helaire and her critical role in the development of COVD vaccines. immunobiology.duke.edu/news/iib-celeb…

For Women’s History Month we will be highlighting the outstanding women in our department over the next few weeks- so glad to have them on our team! #WomenHistoryMonth Mari Shinohara Stacy Horner Saskia Hemmers Maria Ciofani Coyne Lab

Get to know the fantastic women in our department! We start with Georgia Tomaras, one of our stars in human vaccinology. #WomenHistoryMonth immunobiology.duke.edu/news/womens-hi…

In this review (open access) we summarize our views on the role of gamma delta T cells in human cancer. The focus is on gynecologic malignancies, but the concepts are applicable to other epithelial tumors: mdpi.com/2697282

Today is international women’s day. We celebrate their many accomplishments and contributions to science. Throughout the month we will be highlighting the fantastic women among our faculty. Come and check our announcements at immunobiology.duke.edu

Today we profile Dr. Mari Shinohara, another stellar faculty in our department. Read about her trajectory in science and awesome work in neuroimmunity. Plus you may get some tips on zumba dancing #WomenInScience #WomenHistoryMonth immunobiology.duke.edu/news/womens-hi…

Best of luck with the new venture! Much needed new cellular therapies.

For the next installment of Get to know our Faculty series for #WomensHistoryMonth2024 we introduce Dr Hemmers. Check out her cool work on tissue damage, T cell function, and impact on glial cells!

See Dr. Sarzotti-Kelsoe profile for #WomensHistoryMonth2024 and her journey from basic scientist to leader in setting new standards in research quality control. Important work! immunobiology.duke.edu/news/womens-hi…

Congratulations to our newly minted Duke University School of Medicine immunology PhDs and their proud advisors. They will go on to do outstanding things!

Yu et al. Danny Saban reveal a neuroprotective population of #microglia and a potential therapeutic target for mitigating retinal degeneration. hubs.la/Q02yRGd10 In #Neuroimmunology & #Neurodegeneration collection: hubs.la/Q02yRztg0 #KSNeurodegen24 #KSNeuroImmune24

Happy Juneteenth. This day we remember and celebrate freedom , resilience, and unity. linkedin.com/posts/duke-imm…

Anthony Filiano, PhD, of Duke Neurosurgery, has received a $375,000 grant from the Rosenau Family Research Foundation to support research on #Krabbe disease, a rare childhood disorder that can cause devastating effects if left untreated. #GivingtoDukeHealth giving.dukehealth.org/why-give/meet-…

Delighted to welcome Diana Dou to Duke as the newest member of our faculty! Read her profile at immunobiology.duke.edu/news/iib-welco…

Excellent opportunity to get in on the ground floor of an exciting new research program by the newest member of our faculty!