Time is running out for you to join the next big conversation in #stromal immunology 📅 #KSStromal26 is coming to you at Fairmont Banff Springs. Don’t miss the chance to learn, connect with field leaders, and ski in the mountains. 🏔️ Short talks abstract close on October 7th.

From the lab bench to the biotech boardroom to beyond — science careers aren’t one-size-fits-all. Come to the Career Roundtable at #KSStromal26 and hear from scientists who’ve walked different paths and want to help you find yours. Find out more: keysym.us/KSStromal26

Are you an #ECR or #PhDStudent with an interest in stromal immunology who is dreaming of presenting your work, meeting experts and skiing down snowy Canadian mountains — but funds are tight? We got you with our scholarship options: keysym.us/KSStromal26

New #flowcytometery protocol drop from Oliver Burton. This one is on optimising blocking while preserving signal, in particular how to overcome Fc interactions and dye-dye interactions, and preventing tandem break-down. …rentprotocols.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cp…

⏰ Deadline Oct 7 (11:59pm MT)! Submit your short talk abstract/apply for a scholarship for Stromal Immunology in Health & Disease: keysym.us/KSStromal26 Early-career scientists - share research + explore how stromal cells shape immunity. #KSStromal26 youtu.be/-RHKzBoGrXg

We are thrilled to have Dr Thomas Wynn (Pfizer) be our keynote speaker at #KSStromal26. He will be sharing his insights on the immunological side of fibrosis and how this impacts the development of therapeutics. Don't miss out - link in bio! youtube.com/watch?v=ayWm6v…

Early-career scientists, don’t miss out! ⏰ Submit your short talk abstract or scholarship app for the Fibrosis meeting by Oct 7 (11:59pm MDT). Join Dr. Thomas Wynn (Pfizer Inc.) in Banff 🔗 keysym.us/KSFibrosis26 🎥 youtu.be/ayWm6vA3hIw Florian Rieder Marco Prunotto #KSFibrosis26

🚨 SHORT TALK SUBMISSION ENDS SOON 🚨 Don't miss out on your chance to be apart of the biggest stromal conversation at #KSStromal26. Held at the beautiful Fairmont Banff Springs. There will be lots of skiing, snow and all things stromal 🏔️ Register now: keysym.us/KSStromal26

We are pleased to host Ruth Shouval at #KSStromal26. Her team studies how tumours reprogram the local microenvironment to enable systematic malignancies. One of the way tumours predominantly do this is by interacting with #fibroblast. Register now - keysym.us/KSStromal26🏔️

Very cool - lymphatics surgery as a treatment for Alzheimer's

We’re offering travel support for #PhDstudents and #ECRs to attend #KSStromal26. Don't miss out on the chance to share your work and talk with the field's experts, all whilst enjoying the snow in beautiful Banff, Canada. Apply now 👉keysym.us/KSStromal26

📢 Call for paper submissions in npj Journals npj Biological Physics & Mechanics special collection on: Mechanobiology of the Extracellular Matrix! 📅 Deadline: 14 May 2026 🔗 nature.com/collections/ba… More info👇(1/7) #ExtracellularMatrix #ECM #Mechanobiology #natureportfolio

Deadlines are approaching for @keystonesymposia #Stromal #Immunology in Health & Disease, this February in Banff! Don't miss out on connecting with field leaders, skiing snowy mountains and more! Register by October 22 for short talks. keysym.us/KSStromal26 #KSStromal26

🚀 Don’t miss michael briskin, CSO & founding member of Phenomic AI, as he shares how machine learning–powered transcriptomics is driving new drug target discovery in the tumour microenvironment. Register by 22nd October. keysym.us/KSStromal26 #KSStromal26

Discover how stromal cells contribute to therapy resistance in cancer with Fatima Mechta-Grigoriou, an internationally recognised leader in tumour heterogeneity. At #KSStromal26, she will share her insights on CAF-driven immunosuppression in breast cancer. keysym.us/KSStromal26

👨‍🔬 Wondering what’s next after grad school or a postdoc? ​​ The Career Roundtable at #KSStromal26 is made just for you. ✅ Advice from diverse leaders ✅ Open Q&A ✅ Networking gold Don't miss out! Register by October 22. keysym.us/KSStromal26

Fibronectin, a key component of the vessel wall, triggers smooth muscle cells to release collagen-rich extracellular vesicles that guide their movement during vessel repair and atherosclerosis. elifesciences.org/articles/90375…