Really looking forward to this, we’re putting together a great programme for Irish ECRs in immunology and can’t wait to share it!

#postdocjobs 🚨Deadline tomorrow!🚨 Come and join us in Galway for exciting #BreastCancer research and join a fantastic network of colleagues across the All-Island Cancer Research Institute (AICRI) network. Please RT

If you are interested in identifying new immunotherapeutic targets in colorectal cancer, get in touch. We are a welcoming, diverse and motivated team who want to support interested applicants. Science Foundation Ireland Cancer | University of Galway & Saolta University of Galway Research & Innovation research.ie/funding/goipg/…

🚨 Opportunity for people with experience of #Colorectalcancer to help shape research, improve understanding of the disease and ultimately help their community. I can't stress enough how necessary & valued your voice is. #PPI is worthwhile & rewarding work 🤓 #GetInvolved 👇

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Really looking forward to this meeting, be sure to get your abstracts in soon as September 22nd is approaching!

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We’ve extended the deadline to give everyone the weekend to carefully sculpt those abstracts! Monday is the last day to get your abstracts in, looking forward to a great meeting!

RT please: We are looking for a Scientific Project Manager to join our team. The role is based on Belfast & ideal for someone who has both postdoctoral research experience and project management experience This will become a long term role for our group hrwebapp.qub.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…

Last few days to register for the 2nd yISI Early Career Meeting happening on Friday 13th October in the Durkan Lecture Theatre St James's Hospital. Top immunologists, networking opportunities & career panels on the menu. Deadline: 6th October Register now at na.eventscloud.com/ereg/index.php…

Join us this Friday at 5pm at the yISI meeting for the keynote lecture by Prof Teresa Lambe on “Lessons Learnt from COVID-19". Prof Lambe will receive the ISI Annual Award for Immunology. Free public event📍Durkan Lecture Theatre TTMI - Trinity Translational Medicine Institute Registration 🔗 tinyurl.com/isilambe

We want to thank all #yisi2023 speakers & attendees for making this meeting a beautiful reminder that Irish immunology is in safe hands with the brilliant PhDs and Postdocs that joined us yesterday! Thank you to our organisers, our sponsors and ISI for their support! yEFIS

The Lambe Lab The Lambe Lab is now hiring! If you’re passionate about vaccines and immunity, this is your opportunity to work alongside a world-leading scientist and make great science! #postdoc #PhD #JobOpportunity University of Oxford

Next up from the Ryan Tumour Immunology group is Aoise O’Neill- presenting her SFI funded PhD data on NK cells in stromal dense colorectal cancer Oliver Treacy Science Foundation Ireland Cancer | University of Galway & Saolta Pharmacology & Therapeutics, University of Galway

Congratulations to Dr Clodagh O’Neill who won the best Postdoc presentation at the Pharmacology & Therapeutics Research day! And Clodagh also won a price for her handmade Christmas cardigan! Cancer | University of Galway & Saolta Pharmacology & Therapeutics, University of Galway Lambe Institute | University of Galway

If you are interested in Hypersialylation in Multiple Myeloma, our review is just out! Led by Michael O'Dwyer and contributions from Siobhan Glavey Alessandro Natoni and @RoisinMcAreva. Convincing evidence for targeting sialic acid/Siglec ligands in the MM TME. Science Foundation Ireland

We would be delighted to welcome you to Dublin for what promises to be a fantastic meeting ‘New Frontiers in Cancer Immunotherapy’. Leaders in the field will uncover what’s next in innate and adaptive immunotherapies. Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer Irish Immunology Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway Cancer | University of Galway & Saolta

Congratulations to Niamh Leonard, PhD on the publication of the final paper from her PhD in iScience. A truly collaborative effort Eileen Reidy and ShaniaMarieCorry Philip Dunne The Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research and Daniela Loessner Monash University cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Tumour-associated mesenchymal stromal cells modulate macrophage phagocytosis in stromal-rich colorectal cancer via PD-1 signalling.: iScience cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Could patients with stromal rich, CMS4 colorectal cancer benefit from innate immune targeting therapies? See our new paper exploring the complexe TME in CMS4 tumours, combining syngenic animal models, 3D culture systems and patient samples/datasets cell.com/iscience/fullt…