Thank you to all the colleagues and friends who have sent their congratulations. So many of you have contributed to our science through your collaboration, invaluable feedback and unwavering support. Huge thanks to my star team🌟
I am immensely honoured and humbled to join the Australian Academy of Science. I have been fortunate to have worked with a team of incredible scientists and be supported by @Monash BDI, @MonasUni & @LionsEyeInstAus. I look forward to more discoveries together!
I am immensely honoured and humbled to join the Australian Academy of Science. I have been fortunate to have worked with a team of incredible scientists and be supported by @Monash BDI, @MonasUni & @LionsEyeInstAus. I look forward to more discoveries together!
Correction: Prof Mariapia Degli-Esposti FAA FAHMS is a world-class immunologist who was fascinated by biology from a very young age. Her work has since provided foundational insights into the functioning of the immune system and its response to viruses, including components that could be harnessed therapeutically. Her studies have addressed the breadth of responses required for effective anti-viral immunity and uncovered the importance of strain-specific antibodies in protecting against viral reactivation and disease. #FellowsAA
ALT A woman smiles with a quote that reads: "The Fellowship is much more than a personal award, it acknowledges the remarkable creativity and dedication of the exceptionally talented scientists I have been fortunate to work with in my team throughout the past 25 years." – Professor Mariapia Degli-Esposti FAA FAHMS, Immunologist, Monash University
Thrilled to share our study in @ImmunityCP introducing “NKRM” long-lived tissue resident memory-like NK cells that prevent immune-mediated damage to safeguard tissue health. Amazing team effort across @MonashBDI & @LionsEyeInstAus LINK: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gZsz…
Thrilled to share our study in @ImmunityCP introducing “NKRM” long-lived tissue resident memory-like NK cells that prevent immune-mediated damage to safeguard tissue health. Amazing team effort across @MonashBDI & @LionsEyeInstAus LINK: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gZsz…
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🧵1/3 Published in @NatureMicrobiol, a world first study led by Monash BDI's Dr @RachaelLappan and Prof Chris Greening @greeninglab has unearthed the mystery behind how many microbes living in the deep ocean get their energy without sunlight. Read more bit.ly/3DJnjYF
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1/ Delighted to share our @ImmunityCP publication (out today!) detailing how GOF STAT3 mutations dysregulate CD8 T cells and actively drive pathology in leukemias and autoimmune diseases.
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🌟 Sensational 🌟 congratulations to all
Very pleased to share our study, first author @PiroozZareie, with @RossjohnLab @GrasLab, showing that canonical TCR-pMHC docking is critical for localization of coreceptor-associated Lck to the CD3 complex for signaling @ScienceMagazine @MonashBDI bit.ly/3ifrz8r
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Very pleased to share our study, first author @PiroozZareie, with @RossjohnLab @GrasLab, showing that canonical TCR-pMHC docking is critical for localization of coreceptor-associated Lck to the CD3 complex for signaling @ScienceMagazine @MonashBDI bit.ly/3ifrz8r
Congrats
I'm excited to present our latest publication in eLife!
The host exosome pathway underpins biogenesis of the human cytomegalovirus virion doi.org/10.7554/eLife.58288
@MonashBDI @eLife #HCMV #proteomics
Congratulations to Professor Ian Constable on this richly deserved recognition
Congratulations to our 28 new Fellows. Read more about theme here: aahms.org/news/2020-new-fell… #AAHMSfellows
Scientific and public health experts, including the trusted Dr. Anthony Fauci, are vital to combating COVID-19 and safely reopening the world. It’s important for all to stand strongly behind them and take their advice. #FollowTheScience #IStandWithFauci
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@The_DE_Lab illuminates features of type 1 ILC and NK cells in salivary gland, and touches on immunoregulatory NK cells #nk2019
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Hutch scientists discover that the microbiome triggers #GVHD in the gut, a top killer after #bonemarrowtransplant. Their map of the disease’s molecular and cellular pathway pinpoints a potential place to stop it from ever starting. bit.ly/2LAhr9h @NHLBI @cellpress @NHMRC
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Mystery solved: How graft-vs.-host disease starts in the gut - Microbiome triggers top killer after bone marrow transplant — and there’s a potential way to stop it
Neat work from @fredhutch
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Professor Mariapia Degli-Esposti and her team @The_DE_Lab win the 2019 @UNSW Eureka Prize for Scientific Research. Learn more: youtu.be/ngYrpl-ZJXg #Eureka19 #EurekaPrizes #ScientificResearch
So proud, so excited, so honoured. Australian Museum Eureka Prizes THANK YOU #EurekaPrizes #Eureka2019 @The_DE_Lab @MonashBDI @LionsEyeInstAus
