Exciting opportunity! Seyhan Yazar is brilliant leader in disentangling GxE interactions in #PrecisionImmunology Program Garvan Institute of Medical Research & UNSW Medicine & Health using biomedical knowledge graphs to predict risk of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) via Electronic Health Record (EHR) retrieval.

Cecelia: Quantitative multi-dimensional image analysis made easier! No jumping between several software packages. github.com/schienstockd/c… doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

Using concepts from multi-modal #Omics data integration, Extensible Immunofluorescence (ExIF; shorturl.at/d3N75) allows highly multiplexed single cell analyses of complex biology (here of #EMT) by integrating standard 4-plex #fluorescenceimaging data via virtual labelling.

Please check out this opportunity to work with amazing scientist Seyhan Yazar unraveling GxE interactions in complex autoimmune diseases. Come work in exciting supportive cross-disciplinary environment in #PrecisionImmunology program Garvan Institute of Medical Research! Please share & retweet!

Delighted to see our Nature Rev Immunol paper online today: Redefining our vision - an updated guide to the ocular immune system dlvr.it/TCZCnh Scott Mueller Dr Holly Chinnery Dr Mengliang Wu FrontTear Research Centre, University of Melbourne UniMelbDOVS University of Melbourne Doherty Institute UniMelb MDHS

Protein isoform-centric therapeutics: expanding targets and increasing specificity tinyurl.com/2v5c3us8 Many genes encode multiple protein isoforms. This new review discusses targeting isoforms as a route to drugs with greater specificity and fewer adverse effects

Love it! Congrats Peter and Rob! Very happy to make a small contribution to this timely review on an emerging area of drug development. Splice up your life!

Excited to share our new review discussing potential of targeting isoforms as a new route to drugs with greater specificity and fewer adverse effects! nature.com/articles/s4157… Published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery Congrats Peter Kjer-Hansen Garvan Institute of Medical Research UNSW Biotechnology & Biomolecular Sciences EMBL Australia

Congrats Nicole, Thomas & Belinda this is a great reference to keep by your side!

The #ASI_CTS_2024 is off to a great start with a talk by Dr Alisa Kane giving us examples of clinical case studies at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Phan Lab Elissa Deenick

A captivated #ASI_CTS_2024 audience listened to Prof Misty Jenkins sharing her insights on developing novel immunotherapies for brain cancer. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Misty Jenkins AO WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

#ASI_CTS_2024 Prof Di Yu presented his journey of observation, discovery, and translation of T follicular helper cell biology. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Di Yu 余迪 UQ News Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

Dr Peter Hsu describing his “bedside to bench” approach in tackling childhood food allergies at #ASI_CTS_2024. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

A/Prof Elissa Deenick was our final mentor speaker on Day 1 of the #ASI_CTS_2024, describing rare and common drivers of autoimmune disease. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Elissa Deenick Phan Lab Seyhan Yazar Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Day 2 of ASI_CTS_2024 opened with Prof Gabrielle Belz asking if we know enough now to skip animal models in disease research. Short answer: not yet! Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

A/Prof Deborah Cromer showing us the power of data aggregation to quantify the impact of vaccine updates #ASI_CTS_2024 Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Deborah Cromer Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

Dr Seyhan Yazar described the various computational methods that can be used to unravel the genetic architecture of autoimmune disease #ASI_CTS_2024 Seyhan Yazar Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Garvan Institute of Medical Research Phan Lab Elissa Deenick

Our #ASI_CTS_2024 audience learning from Dr Nick Hunt about what it takes to translate your basic research discovery so it can be used in clinical trials and beyond.. #ECRtoCEO Nicholas Hunt Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

Our final session of the #ASI_CTS_2024 showcases the beautiful and translationally beneficial power of intravital microscopy, starting with A/Prof Connie Wong imaging leukocyte movements Connie Wong Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar

A/Prof Holly Chinnery showing #ASI_CTS_2024 how #Fun-IVCM allows her to visualise corneal immune cells. Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology Dr Holly Chinnery Lions Eye Institute Phan Lab Elissa Deenick Seyhan Yazar