It's starting! The @hudsonresearch.bsky.social 's Young Women in Science week! Excited to be a mentor 🤩👩‍🔬🔬🧫🧬

When you complain so much on socials the science man himself, @drshanerrr.bsky.social invites you over for a chat 🤩🤩🤩

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Professor Si Ming Man, CSL Centenary Fellow and NHMRC Leadership Fellow (ANU), focuses on how innate immune activation protects us from infections and toxins. Prof Man will illuminate his latest findings on innate immune sensing of danger signals and cell death.

Professor Kate Schroder, leader of the Inflammasome Lab at IMB (UQ) and a Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher, will excite your academic and practical imagination with TWO talks—on her favourite inflammasomes and her path through academia and industry.

Professor Di Yu, Chair in Paediatric Immunotherapy and inaugural Director of the Ian Frazer Centre of Children's Immunotherapy Research. A passionate immunologist, Prof Yu will delight you with insights into how diet shapes our immune system and overall health.

Dr Deborah Burnett, award-winning immunologist and UNSW Scientia Senior Lecturer, recipient of the Premier’s Prize for Early Career Researcher of the Year (2023), will explore how germinal centre control shapes cross-reactive antibody responses in protective immunity and autoimmune disease.

Prepare to be captivated by Professor Elizabeth Hartland AM (Director and CEO of Hudson Institute of Medical Research) as she delves into the fascinating interplay between intracellular bacteria and cell-intrinsic immunity.

A/Prof Ashley St. John runs the Laboratory of Immunity and Immune Pathology in the Programme in Emerging Infectious Diseases (Duke-NUS Medical School).
Join us to hear about her exciting new research on the myeloid populations that protect the foetus from congenital infection

📢✨Melbourne Zoo will have more than just adorable wildlife this July... it will also be hosting some of our leading immunologists 🧬🦠🐅

Register by the 26th of May to join us in hearing from our amazing invited speakers as highlighted in this 🧵!

immunology.org.au/events/ASI-V...