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Special issue on "The cancer-immunity cycle," a concept first introduced by Mellman & Chen in 2013 that provided a framework to understand anti-cancer immunity | Seven articles discussing progress & advances in the field & highlighting key challenges #cancerimmunitycycle

#yisi2023 postdocs sharing their inspiring research: Karen Slattery Karen Slattery on NK cells, lipids & ovarian cancer, Lydia Lynch Donal Brennan Cloé Payet Annie Curtis - Clock Lab RCSI on Skin DC & the circadian rythm Sinead O’Rourke Sinead O’Rourke Phd on ECM-biomaterials & regeneration

Thanks so much for the opportunity to share my research 😊

Very honoured to be awarded this prize at the Bright Sparks session yesterday 😊 Looking forward to more great science today! #BSI23

Huge congratulations to our #BSI23 Bright Sparks in #Immunology winners 🏆💫 Phd winners: 🥇Luc Francis 🥈Rachel 🥉Nicole Ong Postdoc winners: 🥇Dr @mcsinton 🥈Dr Karen Slattery 🥉Dr Julio Silva Find out more about the awardees & their work 👉bit.ly/481XX4Z

Delighted to be awarded this prize for my oral presentation at the 1st European Immunometabolism Conference in Denmark! Huge thanks to the organisers and sponsors for putting on a great meeting, looking forward to the next one already 😃 European ImmunoMetabolism Network Lydia Lynch

Introducing the STEM book club! 📚🧬 Our goal is to foster enriching conversations and a deeper appreciation for the scientific wonders that shape our world. Join us for our first event in the Hole in the Wall, 5th of August, where we will be discussing Humanology ✨📚

📢 We are looking for an enthusiastic new Postdoc to join our Lab in Trinity College Dublin! If u are interested in Immunology, Immunometabolism or Autoimmunity please get in touch ! Flexible start date 📆 RTs very much appreciated ! my.corehr.com/pls/trrecruit/… TCD Biochem & Immuno TCD TBSI

Introducing ‘Pint of Immunology’🍻 Join us Sept 2nd for a night of #immunology & pints for a European Congress of Immunology 2024 public outreach event! Open to all- get your free but limited tickets now pintofscience.ie/event/pint-of-… Please RT and share! Irish Immunology TCD TBSI

Newly published #TrinityResearch from the Basdeo Lab at St James's Hospital provides a foundation for further exploration of #NKcells in the development of future treatments & therapies for a range of lung diseases, incl #COPD & #cancer. Read more ⬇️: tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

Today was the "soft-launch" of our media campaign to get all Irish health insurers fund cancer immunotherapy #FundImmuno . I have been overwhelmed with the support (over 5000 shares in a day, just on LinkedIn). Thank you. Laya Healthcare do us right!

Super excited to share my PhD work, out now in nature. Here, myself, Lydia Lynch, and all my wonderful co-authors explored the link between circadian rhythms, energy homeostasis and innate T cell function. A thread: 🧵 nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Check out the comments of Karen Slattery @DavidFinlayTCD and Professor Phillip K. Darcy on this paper “La dolce vita: fueling chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells with Glut1 to improve therapeutic efficacy” journals.lww.com/immunometaboli…

Check out our new commentary on this interesting study by Justin A. Guerrero and team on Glut1 overexpressing CAR T cells. Excited to see what comes next for these metabolically enhanced T cells!

Congratulations to Karen Slattery on wining the translational research award for her work on ovarian cancer and ascites suppression of immunity via lipid remodelling. Well done Karen! And thank you to Irish Cancer Society and Donal Brennan and Marcia Haigis in this collaboration

Our paper Science Immunology shows certain lipids are responsible for the immunosupression of ascites & propose blocking lipid uptake thru SCARB1 may help immunotherapy success in ovarian cancer. Wonderful to collaborate with Donal Brennan again, Marcia Haigis & super postdoc Karen Slattery

Scientists have uncovered how abdominal fluid called ascites in patients with high-grade serous ovarian cancer suppresses antitumor cytotoxicity in natural killer cells. Learn more in Science Immunology: scim.ag/4iXrKB1

Delighted to have our work on ovarian cancer highlighted by Cancer Discovery News this week!😊 aacrjournals.org/cdnews/news/24…