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More of our members are presenting posters at #BSI23 today! Amber Bozward is P-406 and shows our work on TIGIT+ Tregs in #AIH Dr Scott P Davies is P-426 which discusses our work on CD8+ T cell cell-in-cell structures in the liver. BSI Congress & Events.

Really interesting talk from Richard Locksley showing incredible data on ILC2s as part of gut immune memory! #BSI23 BSI Congress & Events Oo Lab

An incredible talk from Christopher Buckley BSI Congress & Events proposing the need for a comprehensive human cell atlas, a greater appreciation of cells and their complex interactions and an appreciation that common inflammatory processes are across disease types #BSI23

"🎄🎓 Get into the festive spirit with our Transplant Teaching Quiz! 🏆 Join us for a fun, light-hearted session and you might just snag the top prize! Save the date: 🗓️ Dec 12th, 5:30 PM GMT. Click the banner for the joining details #TransplantQuiz2023

Sir Roy Calne: Pioneering Cambridge surgeon dies aged 93 bbc.in/3NPTn27

Sir Roy Calne: Pioneering Cambridge surgeon dies aged 93 - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

🚨NEW PAPER!! It gives me great pleasure to say that our latest publication is now out in Nature Communications! 🥳🥳 Here we report a new form of #cellincell structure in which #CD8 T cells can express E-cadherin and invade biliary epithelial cells! Link here! rdcu.be/dxcYC.

Trainee/student coming to #BTS2024 today and don't have any plans this evening after the Welcome Reception? Join us & The Herrick Society at Major Tom's Social from 7.30pm (food available to order), just a few minutes walk (meet us there or join to leave from Congress together)

Just wow - flown across the Atlantic Ocean thelancet.com/journals/lance…

🌟 Huge congrats to the Clinical Surgery team for their exceptional efforts on CRAFT, achieving the first unit with 100% data collection! A golden star to Katie Katie Connor and team!! 👏 Royal Free London and Cambridge Transplant are right on their heels with fantastic progress! Go CRAFT Team🌟

38 years ago a woman in Coventry sent a letter to some scientists. That letter went on to be the most important in Alzheimer's research. Last year, I met Carol Jennings, who wrote it. 1/ thetimes.co.uk/article/e78c47…

Really exciting news this morning that my oncology colleague Dr Vicky Kunene University Hospitals Birmingham dosed the first patient in the BioNTech BNT-122 mRNA vaccine trial for personalised therapy in colorectal cancer - UHB Research was the first site in UK to do this: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

We loved seeing representation from our Oo Lab lab at the #EASLcongress in Milan this year! Such a wide breadth of #Liver research that helped to make the event a resounding success 👏 Next stop - Amsterdam 2025! 🚀 @unibirm_MDS

As the Zephaniah family have said, this exhibition "depicts the many faces of Benjamin: the activist, the poet and author, the actor, the humanitarian, the voice of the marginalised and disenfranchised, and family man". Please visit if you can! bbc.com/news/articles/…

Excited to show our latest attempt at a clinically meaningful clinical cancer genome with rapid turn around (24 hours!) times using Oxford Nanopore sequencing technology for patients who need a rapid, whole genome assessment of their tumour and germline, offering them (1/n):

Important Kidney Care UK report highlights the importance for Department of Health and Social Care to champion equity of access to transplantation. Too many unnecessary obstacles ⛔️ and variation of practice 🤷🏽 that creates a postcode lottery for people with kidney failure. kidneycareuk.org/news-from-kidn…

E-AHPBA @HPBjournal IHPBA Prof Steve Wigmore Our review highlights the importance TLS contribute to the anti-tumour immune response in #PancreaticCancer #PDAC & will help plan further studies of the tumour immune microenvironment Ekin Demir Eddy Arbe-Barnes Shivan Sivakumar E-AHPBA HPB Guildford, Surrey Section of Oncology

Molecular cloning: a ubiquitous and essential molecular biology technique. It's also the reason many scientists become superstitious, some equating cloning to witchcraft. But why, and does it have to be this way?

"We see the proportion of consultants who are academically qualified is going down, and the proportion of consultants that can do research is going down. It’s a big concern for UK faculties of medicine that it’s harder to get clinical academics" - John-Arne Røttingen Wellcome

🥼 Scientists found that Ikzf1 associated with Foxp3 via its exon 5 (IkE5) and that IkE5-deficient #Treg cells highly expressed 🧬 genes that would otherwise be repressed by Foxp3 upon T cell receptor stimulation, including Ifng. Immunity | bit.ly/4fKGLWm