Prof. Tatiana Petrova (University of Lausanne) research focuses on organ- and disease-specific functions of mammalian blood and lymphatic vessels.

We look forward to hearing her speak on how mTORC1 signalling influences lymphatic vessels at #KSStromal26.

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Immune response in the CNS need to be finely tuned in order to limit excessive inflammation in this delicate and critical organ.

Prof. Dr. Natalia Pikor's (ETH Zurich) research focuses in understanding how fibroblastic stromal cells influences these key processes.

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Dr. Ari Molofsky (@arimolofskylab.bsky.social/UCSF) is an MD/PhD with an interest in tissue, stromal and neuro- immunology.

His research focuses on stromal-immune niches across a range of tissue, spanning from the brain to the intestine.

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Dr. Sophie Acton (@actonlab.bsky.social/UCL)

is a Cancer Research UK Senior Fellow with an interest in lymphoid tissue biology.

At #KSStromal26, she'll be sharing her insights on podoplanin - a molecule that controls DC motility within the lymph node.

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Prof. Sanjiv Luther specialises in uncovering the role of different FRC subsets in a range of immune response settings.

In #KSStromal26, he will be sharing his insights behind fibroblast specialisation.

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We are thrilled to have Dr. Michael Brenner speak about fibroblast inflammation, tissue degradation and fibrosis. He has made many important contributions in understanding RA and will be joining us at #KSStromal26 to talk all things stromal.

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Wondering how metastatic #breastcancer patient outcomes can be improved? 🧬

Dr Sheila Stewert (University of Washington), whose research focuses on how age-related #stromal changes drive cancer development, might have the answer.

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