Thanks, Aaron Ring ! I try to follow in your footsteps where possible. And thanks, IOYIF for the opportunity!

Karen Dixon Thank you Karen Dixon for this very thoughtful write-up of our work!

Our lab is seeking postdocs, ideally with experience in immunology or endocrinology, to extend our work in #obesity and #pancreaticcancer. Read more about our research and our diverse and inclusive team: cell.com/cell/fulltext/… medicine.yale.edu/lab/muzumdar/ Yale Cancer Center Yale Department of Genetics

The Chen Lab is recruiting postdoctoral fellows! If you are interested in studying RNA biology and immunology, please apply! Yale Department of Immunobiology Yale Center for RNA Science and Medicine is an amazing place to do science surrounded by fantastic people!

"If you want to be a true professional, do something outside yourself. Something to repair tears in your community. Something to make life better for people less fortunate than you. That's what I think a meaningful life is, living not for oneself, but for one's community." - RBG

Job Announcement 📣: The newly established Yale Center for Molecular & Cellular Oncology at Yale Cancer Center Yale School of Medicine is recruiting physician scientist at the assistant professor level. We value diversity. Apply to join our collaborative community! (1/2) apply.interfolio.com/75924

Proud to introduce our latest in Immunity: SCAR, an elegant solution for in vivo CRISPR screens without unwanted vector immunogenicity. Featuring the beautiful work of Juan, Sarah Kate, and many others in the Rob Manguso cell.com/immunity/pdf/S…

Three ICIS Members elected to the National Academy of Sciences for their contributions to epidemiology, innate immunity and immunology – Congratulations! signals.cytokinesociety.org/2021/05/03/thr…

Courtney's paper is now available on Bioarchives. Nice work Courtney - linking lipid and receptor elements of the lab. Phosphatidylserine binding regulates TIM-3 effects on T cell receptor signaling biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Thank you Cancer Cell for featuring our work on this month's cover! cell.com/cancer-cell/cu… Please also see the amazing work from Eli Van Allen Meng Xiao He and from ari hakimi Chirag Krishna Timothy Chan aiming to dissect the RCC microenvironment Dana-Farber News Broad Institute

Come join us! We are recruiting post-doc, post-graduate and lab manager positions to join a supportive team studying the role of dsRNA sensing and tumor inflammation in shaping anti-tumor immunity. Please see: ishizukalab.org to apply (and please RT).

I am excited to lead our new Colton Center for Autoimmunity at Penn. Autoimmunity affects more people than cancer. With the Colton's bold vision will allow us to investigate drivers of autoimmunity and use #ImmuneHealth approaches to understand & deliver new therapies to patients

Out in NEJM this week, our perspective on some recent outstanding work defining the phenotype of tumor-infiltrating T cells across cancer types, and our thoughts on next steps. Tumor-Infiltrating T Cells — A Portrait | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… Yale Cancer Center Yale School of Medicine

New research from Dr. Frederick Wilson AACR Clinical Cancer Research reveals a new class of #oncogenic fusions in #lung and #pancreatic cancer, suggesting a potential treatment strategy for advanced tumors bit.ly/3NfoF0d. Yale School of Medicine Smilow Cancer Hospital Yale New Haven Hosp YALE BBS OncoAlert

Welcoming David Braun as new faculty to our Center. Good times with Roy Herbst, Harriet Kluger, Jeffrey Ishizuka, Dan DiMaio, Mario Sznol and Rick Wilson.

The CMCO is looking for an energetic Program Manager and communicator to help us promote a collaborative research environment, a culture of diversity and inclusion, and our focus on mentoring, career development and innovative approaches to science. Apply: bit.ly/YaleCareers-73…

Thrilled to announce that CINEMA-OT is now published at Nature Methods! nature.com/articles/s4159…

Discovering the 'Cytokine Language' that Activates Immune Responses m.yale.edu/b7nk via Yale Internal Medicine

CINEMA-OT, developed by Van Dijk Lab, @mingze7316 and colleagues is a causal-inference based method for analyzing the effects of single cell perturbation experiments. Jeffrey Ishizuka, @ellenfoxman, Rahul Dhodapkar, Antonio Fonseca nature.com/articles/s4159…