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Research shows gut microbes fuel production of immune cells that are called into action to heal muscle injuries Bola Hanna hvrd.me/MifR50N9eVg

Check out this article in The Scientist on work from Bola Hanna, Mathis &co Harvard Medical School! Gut Bacteria Help T Cells Heal Muscle: Study the-scientist.com/news-opinion/g…

“I'm personally intrigued by the beauty of this cross-communication that we have in our body,” says Bola Hanna, an immunologist at Harvard Medical School. Microbes “are impacting us in ways beyond our understanding.” the-scientist.com/news-opinion/g…

For this month's #JEM_Spotlight, we revisit the study by Diane Mathis, Alexander Mann, Bola Hanna & colleagues Harvard Medical School showing IL-17A–producing γδT cells promote muscle #regeneration in a #microbiota-dependent manner. bit.ly/3LFrwy7 #gdTcells

The potential for #Treg-enhancing therapies in #TissueRegeneration Bola Hanna et al. focus on Tregs’ role in acute & chronic injuries, highlighting approaches for their modulation in different contexts, including exercise as a natural Treg modulator 🔗bit.ly/3IVLjdN

We are hiring! Come join my lab in the department of Immunology Discovery at Genentech if you are interested in the role of T-cells in tissue homeostasis and inflammatory diseases. careers.gene.com/b2OtSLN

Like B and T cells love to work hand-in-hand, it's a delight to closely collaborate with Teddy and his team, and learn every day from the cutting-edge science they do.

Fascinating work by P. Kent Langston from the CBDM lab Harvard Medical School. Kent is a rising star in the field of immunometabolism with an exceptional understanding of exercise biology.

Congratulations to Diane Mathis, Ph.D. (AAI ’99), who was named the inaugural winner of the Menarini Prize for Outstanding Woman Immunologist: iuis.org/news/menarini-… #womeninscience #womeninstem #immunology

Happy to report that the final peer-reviewed version of my main postdoc paper is now out in Science Immunology Science Immunology (1/7): science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…