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Fantastic talk by Caolann Brady Carroll Lab #bsi2022, amazing to see her progress from just learning what is #AI #SIMON, all the way to using it to identify #SARSCoV2 correlates of protection!! Just WOW! Bravo Caolann 👏 👏 #systemsImmunology #ML #COVID19 #VaccinesWork

Brilliant talk from Caolann Brady showcasing her work on SARS-CoV-2 correlates of protection #BSI22

Thoroughly enjoyed presenting my first year DPhil work at #BSI22 - thanks to BSI Congress & Events for accepting my abstract. Really appreciated the engagement and questions - thank you to T cell vaccine Lab UCL 🧬👩🏽‍💻 and The Lambe Lab for chairing such a great session!

Carroll Lab Christmas dinner 2022! 🎄 Missing a few members; Stéphanie Longet, PhD @TomTipton3 Grace Hood and Dung!

New research article by our DPhil student Hannah showing how environmental and land use factors can be used to model high-risk regions for probability of exposure to potential zoonotic reservoir species. Short thread below🧵#spillover

The first publication of my DPhil is out now! This review article provides the rationale for the experimental work of my DPhil. I hope to see correlate of protection investigation being more frequently included in studies involving animal challenge models! Thread and link👇

Myself and the other PhD students in Carroll Lab (Caolann Brady, Grace Hood and Hannah) will be debuting a public engagement project we’ve been working on at this event! It’s called ‘Pandemics: The Unanswered Questions’ and is funded by Reuben College, Oxford and Pandemic Sciences Institute

Last night we debuted a new public engagement project called ‘Pandemics: The Unanswered Questions’ Oxford University Museum of Natural History as part of the ‘Connected Worlds’ event. We really enjoyed discussing all things pandemics! Stay tuned for more on this project! Grace Hood Caolann Brady

DPhil students Caolann Brady and Cillian Gartlan presented posters and talks at the Jenner Institute DPhil symposium hosted St Hilda's College Events yesterday

Some behind-the-scenes from our upcoming micro-documentary with OxfordSparks ‘Pandemics: The Unanswered Questions’. Stay tuned! This is part of a public engagement project made possible with funding from Reuben College, Oxford and Pandemic Sciences Institute

Thank you International Union of Immunological Societies for organising a fantastic conference in Cape Town! I thoroughly enjoyed meeting so many great scientists and engaging in exciting discussions #IUIS2023

We made a micro-documentary - please give it a watch and share! Thank you OxfordSparks Pandemic Sciences Institute and Reuben College, Oxford for supporting our project!

So, Dr @bykatewomersley.bsky.social Marina Politis (she/her) and I wrote something.... please take a look! Changes to the UK foundation programme add further challenges for doctors pursuing clinical academic careers bmj.com/content/384/bm…

New paper out nature - why are males more vulnerable to severe infections (ex acute #COVID), while females suffer more from autoimmunity (SLE, MS etc and also #LongCovid)? sex chromosomes or hormones? Here we studied adaptation of human immune systems to gender-affirming

It was great to be back in Dublin this week for academic reasons at #ECI2024 - I learnt a lot! It was great to give the final presentation of my PhD, back where it all began!🇮🇪

Excited to share that I passed my DPhil viva yesterday! I’ve learnt so much in the last 3 years and I’m very grateful for all of the input and encouragement I received! I’m feeling very inspired for the next phase of my research career while studying medicine at University of Oxford!

Congratulations Hannah! Very impactful research - I’m very lucky to have worked with you on a minor part of this project 💕

📣Publication alert 📣 A novel study in npj Vaccines by Caolann Brady defines immune correlates of protection (CoPs) against SARS-CoV-2 using systems immunology and machine learning tool (SIMON) in 90 macaques across 4 vaccine platforms. Thread with key findings below 🧵 Pandemic Sciences Institute

🚨 New Paper Alert! 🚨 Just published in @npjVaccines! We used our #AI/#ML platform #SIMON 🤖 to define #SarsCov2 correlates of protection using preclinical NHP data. Great collab w/ Carroll Lab University of Oxford, led by Caolann Brady! Key findings: ✅ Antibodies🛡️ best predict