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Nazma Malik.
Wednesday 12 July 2023, 12:30-13:30
Immunology in medicine
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Immunology in Pathology
AMPK phosphorylation of FNIP1 dictates the kinetics of lysosome and mitochondrial biogenesis
Immunology in Pathology
Title to be confirmed
Immunology in Pathology
Unexpected roles for ubiquitin in immunity.
Immunology in Pathology
Therapeutic targeting of recurrently mutated driver oncogenes using TCR gene therapy
Immunology in Pathology
Can viral infections exacerbate the onset of Alzheimerβs Disease?
Immunology in Pathology
Regulation of innate immune activation during viral infections
Immunology in Pathology
T cells in the brain
Immunology in Pathology
Preventing and reversing immunopathology: respective roles of regulatory CD4 T cells and regulatory plasma cells
Immunology in Pathology
Mazes models and maths - discovering how chemotactic cells decide where to go, and how reverse chemotaxis can work
Immunology in Pathology
The discriminatory power of the T cell antigen receptor
Immunology in Pathology
Control of cGAS-STING signalling in cancer
Immunology in Pathology
Investigating thymic Treg selection and death by a transcriptional timer and single cell methods.
β οΈ Host: Rahul Roychoudhuri, rr257@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Uncertainties around SARS-CoV-2 infection and immunity.
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes, nh106@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Principles of squamocolumnar transition zone homeostasis: metaplasia, infections, and cancers.
β οΈ Host: Margherita Turco, myt25@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
The Marginal Zone B cell - T follicular helper cell connection.
β οΈ Host: Klaus Okkenhaug, ko256@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Isolation and analysis of Immune niches along the human intestine.
β οΈ Host: Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15
Immunology in Pathology
Protection against pathogen colonisation and transmission by the microbiota.
β οΈ Host: Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15
Immunology in Pathology
Oxygen-dependent control of T-cell mediated immunity.
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes, (nh106@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Cross-talk between cell surface mechanics, cell shape and cell fate"
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Luzio
Immunology in Pathology
Mechanisms of germinal centre dependent antibody dysregulation in early life.
β οΈ Host: Naomi McGovern, nm390@cam.ac.uk; Tea and coffee will be available at 12.15
Immunology in Pathology
Candida recognition and manipulation of NK cells.
β οΈ Host: Dr Francesco Colucci (fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Adaptive control of RIPK1 dependent cell death signalling in T-cells.
β οΈ Tea and coffee will be available at 12.15
Immunology in Pathology
Molecular approaches for studying antigen processing topology and T-cell activation kinetics.
β οΈ Host: Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15pm
Immunology in Pathology
Epitope target discovery: what can we see when we think outside the box.
β οΈ Host: Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15pm
Immunology in Pathology
Integrative NMR, Molecular Modeling, and Functional studies of immune recognition complexes
β οΈ Host: Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk), tea and coffee available at 12.15pm
Immunology in Pathology
Meticulous and Multifaceted: How herpes viruses fine tune the innate immune response.
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Immune cell recognition on a nanoscale.
β οΈ Host: Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Understanding hepatic macrophage heterogeneity and function in NAFLD
β οΈ Host: Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
CD8 T cell surveillance of lymphoid and non-lymphoid tissues.
β οΈ Host: Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
How do macrophages respond to danger?
β οΈ Host: Naomi McGovern, nm390@cam.ac.uk; Tea and coffee will be available at 12.15
Immunology in Pathology
Reining in T follicular helper cells in humoral immunity and T cell lymphoma
β οΈ Hosted by: Klaus Okkenhaug. There will be tea and coffee available at 12.15.
Immunology in Pathology
Integrating T cell Signals
β οΈ Note unusual time, (Tuesday 1230) (12.15 Refreshments available)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
βHarnessing βomics and iPSCs to identify mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseasesβ
β οΈ Host - Dr David Gershlick
Immunology in Pathology
From SNPs to biology in autoimmune disease
β οΈ Host: James Traherne (jat51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Intracellular trafficking for immunity
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Uterine immunity one cell at a time
β οΈ Host: Dr Bidesh Mahata (bm11@sanger.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
βIn vivo tracking of immune cell migration: towards a better understanding of tumour infiltrating lymphocytesβ
β οΈ Host: Dr Bidesh Mahata (bm11@sanger.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Adaptive immunity in wild songbirds
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Antigen receptor repertoires and specificities at single-cell resolution
β οΈ Host: Dr Bidesh Mahata (bm11@sanger.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Regulators of chicken B cell development β basic research and application
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Fish 'n' HIFs: Hypoxia signalling in zebrafish models of infection and inflammation
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
βDiscovering essential extracellular receptor-ligand interactions: methods and application to pathogen and leukocyte cellular recognitionβ
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Luzio
Immunology in Pathology
Immune regulatory functions of group 2 innate lymphoid cells
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Niche dependencies for normal and malignant B1 cells
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Organoid Systems to Study the Maternal-Fetal Interface of Human Pregnancy
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Beyond the cancer cell: Exploring the tumour stroma as immune modulators
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Engineering the genetic events of lymphomagenesis in normal human germinal centre B-cells
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Darwin's digital moth: predicting the existence of new components of immune systems by evaluating convergent patterns of nucleotide motif usage in viruses and their hosts
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"New roles for PI(4)P in mitochondrial division"
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Luzio
Immunology in Pathology
Mitochondria as inflammatory killers
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
T cell intrinsic role of Arginase 2 in modulating anti-tumor immunity
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Adenine nucleotide transport across the inner membrane of mitochondria"
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Luzio
Immunology in Pathology
Host MHC and genomic diversity retards experimental evolution of viral virulence
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Understanding human innate immune memory
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Monocyte kinetics and functions in health and disease
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
New insights into how Butyrophilin(-like) proteins shape gammadelta T cell repertoires
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Tracking hematopoietic clonal life histories in the rhesus macaque model
β οΈ Host: Dr Andrew Sharkey (as168@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Compartmentalized RAS Signaling: KRAS4A regulates Hexokinase 1 on the Mitochondrial Outer Membrane
β οΈ Host - Professor David Ron
Immunology in Pathology
Global outbreaks: interferons as first responders
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Challenges in human respiratory viral infection
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Adaptive immunesurveillance by human Ξ³Ξ΄ T cells
β οΈ Host: Dr David Rhodes (dar32@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
βMacropinocytosis in macrophagesβ
β οΈ Host - Robert Kay
Immunology in Pathology
Regulation of resistance and tolerance at the intestinal barrier
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Red Queen drives selection on MHC genes
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman(jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Visualising chromatin for the study of genome organisation and regulation
β οΈ Host - Dr Delphine Larrieu
Immunology in Pathology
A novel aspect of Macrophage biology: learning from the great opportunist HIV-1
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Novel kinases controlling T cell development, trafficking and immune responses
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
βFrom Autophagy to ESCRTs to Vesicular Coats: Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Scission and Remodelingβ
β οΈ Host - Professor David Rubinsztein
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
βRegulation of actin dynamics in cancer cell migrationβ
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Immunology in Pathology
Type I IFN induces CXCL13-driven B cell recruitment to the lung to enable tertiary GC formation
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Characterizing Immunogenetic Mechanisms through HIV Disease Analysis
β οΈ Host: Dr James Traherne (jat51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Metabolic regulation of T cell trafficking
β οΈ Host: Professor Klaus Okkenhaug (ko256@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
NK cells: in and out of the circulation
β οΈ Host: Dr Andrew Sharkey (as168@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
'Gene regulation in the innate and adaptive immune systems'
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A sex-linked supergene controls sperm morphology and swimming speed in a songbird
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Linking cellular and systemic iron metabolism via epigenetic regulation and Nrf2"
β οΈ Host - Dr James Nathan
Immunology in Pathology
How T-cells cause autoimmune disease and hold the key to curing cancer
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Phenotypic model explains adaptation of T cell responses to antigen by TCR downregulation
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Diversity of the human response to malaria
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja WΓ₯llberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Dendritic cell migration : from micro-fluidics to in vivo imaging"
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Sequence-specific targeting of chromatin regulators"
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Lehner
Immunology in Pathology
Metabolic adaptation as a disease tolerance mechanism against infection
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Immunity in early life: the case of gammadelta T cells
β οΈ Host: Dr David Rhodes (dar32@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Stromal microenvironments and the control T-cell development and selection
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Proteostasis and Viral Evolution"
β οΈ Host - Professor David Ron
Immunology in Pathology
Glucose inhibits Dendritic cell-induced CD8 T cell responses
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Genetic analyses of ANCA-associated vasculitis inform diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
β οΈ Host: Dr James Traherne (jat51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dendritic cells and antigen export into the cytosol for cross-presentation
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Exploring the functions of monocyte subsets
β οΈ Host: Dr Naomi McGovern (nm390@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Variable silencing of the repeat genome - implications for non-genetic inheritance"
β οΈ Host - Professor Paul Lehner
Immunology in Pathology
Death receptors and ubiquitin in cell death, inflammation and immunity
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Immunorecognition and disease therapy
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
βThe OSBP cycle: burning off PI(4)P to transport cholesterol out of the ERβ
β οΈ Host - Jenny Gallop
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"The integrated stress response β a double edged sword in skeletal development and disease"
β οΈ Host: David Ron
Immunology in Pathology
Dr David Tscharke: Vaccinia virus presents: A proteome-wide view of antigen presentation during virus infection
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"A new statistical framework to assess structural alignment quality using information compression"
β οΈ Host - Randy Read
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Robyn Slattery: The Songlines between Scientific and Social Silos: A nomadic approach to Immunology teaching, learning and research
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Maike de la Roche: Hedgehog Signalling in T cells
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Becca Asquith: KIRs, CD8 T cell dynamics and control of chronic viral infection
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Sarah Teichmann: Understanding Cellular Heterogeneity
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'Elucidating the role of SNAP29 in post-Golgi trafficking: New insights in to autophagy?β
β οΈ Host - Matthew Seaman
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Ubiquitin and Autophagy networks in regulation of health and diseaseβ
β οΈ Host - Professor David Ron
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Tony Jackson: Protein neighbours and proximity proteomics
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
CANCELLED
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths - This talk has been cancelled
Immunology in Pathology
Professor Alain Vanderplasschen: Conserved fever pathways across vertebrates: a herpesvirus delays fish behavioural fever through expression of a decoy TnfΞ± receptor
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr David Komander: Studying non-existent ubiquitin chains
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Jan Rehwinkel: Nucleic Acid Sensing by Innate Immune Receptors
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em: Chaperoning SNARE assembly to control membrane fusion
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
β οΈ CANCELLED - Host - Dr Folma Buss
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Amir Horowitz: Harnessing NK cell functions for treatments against viruses and cancers
β οΈ Host: Dr Andrew Starkey
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Serge Muyldermans: Nanobodies, a versatile tool for multiple applications
β οΈ Host: Lisa Kent (lsk29@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'Organizing embryonic contractility in space and time'
β οΈ Host - Clara Sidor
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Benedikt Kaufer: Herpesvirus latency: From neuronal models to integration into host telomeres
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Serge Mostowy: New roles for the cytoskeleton in cell-autonomous immunity
β οΈ Host: Dr Francesco Colucci (fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'The molecular control of the positioning and transport of the endosomal pathway'
β οΈ Host - Ben Nichols
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Steve Renshaw: Will zebrafish help lead a revolution in inflammation biology?
β οΈ Host: Dr Milka Sarris (ms543@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Peter Parham: Resurrecting an Intermediate in the Evolution of Human HLA-C specific NK Cell Receptors
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Neil McCarthy: Human VΞ΄2+ T-cells in Intestinal Inflammation
β οΈ Host: Dr David Rhodes (dar32@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
'Capture of transport vesicles at the Golgi by golgin coiled-coil proteins'
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Leonie Unterholzner: Sensing intracellular DNA as "stranger" and "danger" signal
β οΈ Host: Ben Trigg (bjt40@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Frank Waldron-Lynch: Immune Cell Responses in Participants with Type 1 Diabetes after doses of Interleukin-2 in adaptive-response clinical trials
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'An unexpected role for the golgin giantin in transcriptional control of glycosyltransferase expression'
β οΈ Host - Ben Nichols
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
βFunctional proteomics of the late endocytic systemβ
β οΈ Special Seminar - Hosted by Dr Lena Wartosch
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Anthony Purcell: New insights into antigen presentation using quantitative immunopeptidomics
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
"Drinking problems: Formation and recycling from macropinosomes"
β οΈ Host - Matthew Seaman
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Oliver Bannard: Germinal centres; regulation by position and program
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Peter van Endert: Intracellular trafficking events regulating MHC class I antigen cross-presentation by dendritic cells
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
'Towards a thorough mechanistic understanding of endosomal cargo sorting'
β οΈ Host - Professor Gillian Griffiths
Immunology in Pathology
Dr David Bending: A novel tool to visualize and manipulate the dynamics of T cell regulation in vivo
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'New insights into ER morphology dysregulation in hereditary spastic paraplegias'
β οΈ Host - Evan Reid
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Megan MacLeod: Regulation of CD4 T cell retention and function at inflamed sites
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Professor Geoffrey L Smith: Modulation of CD8+ T cell and NK cell memory by vaccinia virus
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Pavel Tolar: The biomechanics of B cell activation
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Peter Bull: Exploring host selection pressures on malaria parasite populations during human infection
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
"A role for ER-endosome membrane contact sites in bi-directional cholesterol transport"
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Anja Schmidt-Christensen: Dissecting inflammation in diabetes
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
'Alternative splicing as a key regulator of Myosin VI physiological and pathological activities'
β οΈ Host - Folma Buss
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Seeing and controlling information flow through GTPase networks"
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Wilf Jefferies: Weft, Warp & Weave: The intricate tapestry of antigen processing pathways controlling T lymphocyte function
β οΈ Host: Prof John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Thomas Herrmann: Control of Vgamma9Vdelta T cell activation by butyrophilin 3 and their possible coevolution
β οΈ Host: Dr David Rhodes (dar32@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"The ins and outs of centrosome amplification mediated invasion"
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'Mechanics of unconventional myosin motors'
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Duncan Howie: T cell metabolism and immune tolerance
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Jodie Goodridge: Natural Killer Potential
β οΈ Host: Prof John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Francois Legoux: CD4+ T cell tolerance to self-antigens
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Paul Bowness: Type 17 immune responses in Ankylosing Spondylitis
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
βRole of lysosomes in cellular adaptation to stressβ
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
"On the recycling of protein sorting receptors: lessons from two key-players of the secretory pathway"
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Michael Weekes: New insights into human cytomegalovirus immune evasion from quantitative multiplexed proteomics
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
"Mechanotransduction by caveolae: role in cancer"
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Connie Trimble: HPV therapeutic vaccines β where are we now and where are we going?
β οΈ Host: Prof Margaret Stanley (mas1001@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Pia Kvistborg: What T cells see on human cancer
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Antonio Rothfuchs: Dendritic cell migration and T-cell priming to Bacille Calmette-GuΓ©rin
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Jatin Vyas: Dectin-1 and innate immunity against fungal pathogens
β οΈ Host: Dr Katerina Artavanis-Tsakonas (ka447@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
βNuclear Envelope Biogenesis, Function and Dynamicsβ
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Piero Mastroeni: Immunity and vaccination to invasive Salmonella infections: How can we integrate the lessons from animal models and man?
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
To be confirmed
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Jane Goodall: How can I modify dendritic cell biology? A lesson from TSLP
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Philip Goulder: Non-progressing paediatric HIV infection
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Lutz Walter: Immunogenetics of the rhesus macaque SIV infection model
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Marion Espeli: New mechanisms of regulation of germinal centre B cells and plasma cells
β οΈ Host: Dr Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
To be confirmed
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Ian Humphreys: Immune Regulation during Cytomegalovirus Infection: Walking a Fine Line
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Prof Jim Kaufman: A gut feeling about MHC class II molecules
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
"Protein translation and Neurological Disorders"
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Nicola Ternette: Definition of the origin and nature of HLA class I-associated peptide presentation from HIV-1 using mass spectrometry.
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'Mitotic membrane remodelling by the ESCRT machineryβ
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Klaus Okkenhaug: PI3K in infection, immunity and cancer.
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Eoin McKinney: Sometimes better off sick and tired - T cell exhaustion and outcome in autoimmunity and infection.
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
"Early endosome motility in cell organization: Insight from a fungal model system" *CANCELLED*CANCELLED*CANCELLED*
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
"Transcription factors in regulation of immune function"
β οΈ Speaker: Rahul Roychoudhuri, hosted by Klaus Okkenhaug
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Emmanuel Donnadieu: Decoding T cell responses to cancer with dynamic imaging
β οΈ Host: Prof John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Edd James: Immune Dysfunction: the role of polymorphic ERAP1 in disease.
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle (lhb22@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
'Do lipid transfer proteins transfer lipid'
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Yongliang Zhang: MKP5, a novel regulator of IRF3-type I IFNs, critically modulates host-pathogen interaction in influenza and other RNA virus infections.
β οΈ Host: Prof John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Dr Naomi McGovern: Human dendritic cells β from adult to fetus.
β οΈ Host: Dr Francesco Colucci (fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Into thin air; regulation of inflammatory gene expression by hypoxia
Immunology in Pathology
Generators of diversity and the host-pathogen interface
β οΈ Dr Nina Papavasiliou, The Rockefeller Institute, New York
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
The role of cystine-knot proteins in vertebrate immunity to Staphylococcus aureus
Immunology in Pathology
Trophoblast-microbiota interaction: a new paradigm on immune regulation during pregnancy
β οΈ Host: Francesco Colucci (fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Targeting immune checkpoints and the tumour microenvironment to fight cancer
β οΈ Sergio Quezada, hosted by Klaus Okkenhaug
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Human and mouse mononuclear phagocyte networks: a tale of two species?
β οΈ Muzlifah Haniffa, hosted by Menna Clatworthy
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
β οΈ Stuart Neil, hosted by Andrew Lever
Immunology in Pathology
Navigating through tissue mazes: how leukocytes find their way to sites of infectionβ
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Cell signalling and oncogenesis in the absence of growth factor stimulation
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
β οΈ Kay Grunewald, hosted by Yorgo Modis
Departmental Seminar Programme, Department of Veterinary Medicine
Microbiota-host interplay in the intestine and its impact on health and disease
Immunology in Pathology
MHC class I : From viral evasion to cellular quality control?
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A novel gene essential for the generation of reactive oxygen species and host defence
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Decoding immune responses to cancer and infection using intravital imaging
β οΈ Host: Milka Sarris (ms543@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Activation and differentiation of human ILC3
β οΈ Chiara Romagnani, hosted by Francesco Colucci
Immunology in Pathology
Tuberculous Granuloma Formation and Function
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Positioning the nucleus for cell migration and muscle fiber function
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Tissue-resident memory T cells and role of antibodies in the LCMV model
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Gut Microbiota Confers Protection Against Malaria
β οΈ Miguel Soares, hosted by Lalita Ramakrishnan
Immunology in Pathology
Studying CD4+ T cell interactions with dendritic cells in vivo
β οΈ Host: Maja Wallberg (mw394@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Immune evasion by the meningococcus: the competition hots up
β οΈ Chris Tang, hosted by Felix Randow
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Innate Lymphoid Cells: New Players in Immune Defense and Tissue Homeostasis
β οΈ James Di Santo, hosted by Martin Turner
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Do good bacteria get enough respect?
β οΈ Trevor Lawley, hosted by Arthur Kaser
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Mechanical forces in B cell activation
β οΈ Pavel Tolar, hosted by John James
Immunology in Pathology
New Pathophysiological Roles of Atypical Chemokine Receptors
β οΈ Host: Dr Milka Sarris (ms543@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Environmental sensing by blood cells
β οΈ hosted by Marc Veldhoen
Immunology in Pathology
Intracellular DNA recognition by the innate immune system
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Fibroblastic reticular cells as anti-inflammatory agents: pre-clinical proof-of-principle
β οΈ Anne Fletcher, hosted by Alice Denton for the postdocs
Immunology in Pathology
How protein plasticity influences MHC class I peptide selection: insights into mechanism
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Axonal signalling endosomes: trafficking, sorting and disease
β οΈ Host: Simon Bullock
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Improved mismatched cell transplants for cancer immunotherapy
Immunology in Pathology
Group 2 Innate Lymphoid Cells regulate the innate and adaptive immune response to inhaled allergens
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Nuclear architecture dictates HIV-1 integration into a subset of active genes at the nuclear periphery
β οΈ Marina Lusic, hosted by Paul Lehner
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Role of lateral diffusion barriers in damage confinement and genomic immunity
β οΈ Host: David Ron
Pharmacology Tea Club Michaelmas 2015
PI3Ks; the rules of engagement
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Novel functions for IgG in modulating immune highways and DC trafficking
β οΈ Menna Clatworthy, hosted by Clare Bryant
Immunology in Pathology
Bacterial autophagy and the cytoskeleton in host defence
β οΈ Host: Dr Milka Sarris (ms543@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Circadian regulation of Inflammation
β οΈ David Ray, hosted by Edwin Chilvers
Immunology in Pathology
Human Cytomegalovirus the paradox of immune evasion and control
β οΈ Host: Professor John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Protein folding homeostasis in the endoplasmic reticulum
β οΈ Host: Ben Nichols
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Generating Immunity to an Immunosupressive Virus: The HIV Vaccine Conundrum
β οΈ Jonathan Heeney, hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Immunology in Pathology
Regulation of T cell homeostasis by tyrosine phosphatase PTPN22
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Pharmacology Tea Club Michaelmas 2015
Genomics, immunity and the biology of clinical outcome
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Insights from the extremes of Type 1 Diabetes
β οΈ Andrew Hattersley, hosted by Frank Waldron-Lynch
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
The Abnormalities in Plasma Cells in an Autoimmmune Disease Provide both a Window and a Key
β οΈ David Tarlinton, hosted by Ken Smith
Departmental Seminar Programme, Department of Veterinary Medicine
Hedgehog signalling in Cytotoxic T cell function
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Mechanisms of immune-metabolic interaction in infection
β οΈ Marc Dionne King's College London, Dptm of Immunobiology, hosted by Felix Randow
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Traffic control for immune receptors
β οΈ Host: Scottie Robinson
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Updating The Two Signal theory of T cell Activation with a Cellular Calculus
β οΈ Phil Hodgkin, hosted by Ken Smith
Immunology in Pathology
Responses of mesenchymal stromal cells to hypoxia
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Caius MCR/SCR research talks
Natural Killer cells and their function against virus-infected cells
Seminars at the Department of Biochemistry
Activation and inhibition of the phosphoinositide 3-kinase family of enzymes
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Lymphocyte population dynamics and genetic susceptibility to autoimmune disease
β οΈ Rose Zamoyska,hosted by Maike de la Roche for the postdocs
Immunology in Pathology
The impact of metabolism on NK cell immune functions
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
T cell regulation in autoimmune diabetes
β οΈ Lucy Walker, hosted by Linda Wicker
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Designing vaccines: genetics of T follicular helper cells (Tfh)
β οΈ Shane Crotty, hosted by Michelle Linterman
Immunology in Pathology
Autophagy in host-pathogen interactions
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Rushing to analyse Golgi-dependent trafficking in mammalian cells
β οΈ Host: Gillian Griffiths
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Macrophage regulation of tumor responses to anticancer therapies
β οΈ Michele de Palma, hosted by Jacqueline Shields
Cambridge Immunology
RIP kinases and caspase-8 and innate immune responses to bacteria
β οΈ Egil Lien, hosted by Nick Gay
Department of Psychiatry & CPFT Thursday Lunchtime Seminar
Autoimmune encephalitis for psychiatrists
Immunology in Pathology
The IL-6 cytokine family and CD4+ T cell response during acute and chronic viral infections
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Leukocyte migration and gradient sensing in vivo: lessons from zebrafish
β οΈ Milka Sarris, hosted by Alex Betz
Immunology in Pathology
Myeloid lineage switch in pro-B cells generates novel M phi subsets during homeostasis & inflammation
β οΈ Host: Paola Zaccone (pz206@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
The human leukaemia virus HTLV-1: clonality, latency and immune response.
β οΈ Charles Bangham, hosted by John Todd
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Haploid Genetic Screens in Human Cells to Identify Disease-relevant Genes
β οΈ Host: Paul Lehner
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Multiscale imaging of cell entry and innate immune recognition of enveloped RNA viruses
β οΈ Yorgo Modis, chaired by Andrew McKenzie
Immunology in Pathology
Positive and Negative Selection in Avian B Cell Development
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Neutrophil transmigration in vivo: Mechanisms, dynamics and pathogenesis
β οΈ Sussan Nourshargh, hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Friday Morning Seminars, Dept of Veterinary Medicine
Follicular dendritic cells: A key player in the pathogenesis of foot and mouth disease virus?
Immunology in Pathology
An inverse correlation of cell surface expression level and peptide binding repertoire for MHC class I molecules is associated with disease resistance in chickens and humans
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Understanding & Exploiting the NKT cell:CD1d System in Cancer and Other Diseases
β οΈ Mark Exley, hosted by Arthur Kaser
Cambridge Immunology
Cambridge Immunology Forum 2014
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
How do capsid binding retrovirus restriction factors recognise their targets?
β οΈ Jonathan Stoye, hosted by Leo James
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute (CRUK CI) Seminars in Cancer
The role of macrophages in tumour progression and metastasis
CTR (Centre for Trophoblast Research) Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
Cambridge Cardiovascular Seminar Series
Catalysing delivery of novel and targeted therapeutics from human genetics
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
CAGI: Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation, a community experiment to evaluate phenotype prediction
β οΈ Host: Randy Read
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Illuminating the microanatomical positioning and function of dendritic cells in vivo
β οΈ Michael Gerner, hosted by Menna Clatworthy
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Molecular Architecture and Function of the Exocyst Complex in Vesicle Trafficking
β οΈ Host: Scottie Robinson
Virology Seminars
The Role of Mucosal Dendritic Cells in Sexual Transmission of HIV
β οΈ Host: Professor Geoffrey Smith
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Professor Junying Yuan, Harvard Medical School (Cellular Medicine Series) on 'Regulated cell death: from apoptosis to necroptosis' Host: David Rubinsztein
Cambridge Immunology
HIV Control & Cure
β οΈ Professor Philip Goulder, University of Oxford. Hosted by Professor Patrick Maxwell
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
CANCELED: Natural Killer cells, Innate Lymphoid cells and Innate Immunity
β οΈ CANCELED
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
The role of adipose tissue innate lymphocytes in regulation of metabolism and weight
β οΈ Lydia Lynch, hosted by Francesco Colucci
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
PI3K in Immunity, Infection and Cancer
β οΈ Klaus Okkenhaug
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Lectures in Cancer Biology and Medicine
Epigenetics and microRNA
β οΈ This talk has been rescheduled from earlier in the year
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Fate mapping reveals Origin and Dynamics of lymph node Follicular Dendritic Cells
β οΈ Marc Bajenoff, hosted by the postdocs
Cambridge Virology Seminars
Integrated processes of induced cellular migration and immune mediated effects in herpesvirus cell-to-cell transmission
Departmental Seminar Programme, Department of Veterinary Medicine
Regulators of inflammatory responses
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
How does the T-cell antigen receptor count to ten?
β οΈ Refreshments will be served at 1530 in Level 7 Lounge
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Diversity of mouse B cell memory subsets
β οΈ Claude-AgnΓ¨s Reynaud, hosted by Cristina Rada
Immunology in Pathology
Regulation of virally-induced lung inflammation by interferons
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
T cell exclusion: pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma escapes immune surveillance
Immunology in Pathology
Sensing and signalling in innate immunity: Role of PYHIN proteins
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
HIV-1 Infection, Type-1 Interferon and Viral Restriction
β οΈ Michael Malim, King's College London, hosted by Andrew Lever
Immunology in Pathology
C-type lectins in homeostasis and immunity
β οΈ Host: Paola Zaccone (pz206@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Models of the germinal centre reaction
β οΈ Michael Meyer-Hermann, hosted by Michelle Linterman. Note change of venue!
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
IL-22 and NRROS in host defense and inflammation
β οΈ Wenjun Ouyang, hosted by Arthur Kaser
Immunology in Pathology
Killer T Cells: staying on target
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Axonal signalling endosomes: trafficking, sorting and disease2
β οΈ THIS TALK HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Immunology in Pathology
Using genomics to refine diagnosis and prognosis in ANCA-associated vasculitis
β οΈ Host: Professor John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Title to be confirmed
β οΈ Wenjun Ouyang, hosted by Arthur Kaser
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
The virus host and virus genetics of severe influenza infection
β οΈ Paul Kellam, hosted by Stephen Bentley
Immunology in Pathology
Ex-FoxP3 Regulatory T cells uniquely populate the inflamed site in childhood arthritis
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Stromal cell regulation of lymph node structure and function
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Systems Cell Biology of Poxvirus Infection
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Class switch recombination defects
β οΈ Anne Durandy, Paris, hosted by Sergey Nejentsev
Immunology in Pathology
Pattern Recognition Receptors and Infection: Following the Speck
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Haematopoiesis Seminars
Engaging mechanisms of negative B cell selection to overcome drug-resistance in leukaemia
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Imaging the contractile engine under the hood of cells
BRC Seminar Series
"Metabolic Regulation of Inflammation"
Cambridge Immunology
Antiviral innate immunity in Drosophila
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Policing secretion: how cells regulate ER export to enforce quality control
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Host-pathogen interactions: a biochemist's perspective
β οΈ Hidde Ploegh, hosted by Gordon Dougan
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Organelle size, shape and function: Weibel-Palade bodies of endothelial cells
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Clonally transmissible cancers in dogs and Tasmanian devils
β οΈ Elizabeth Murchison, hosted by Paul Lyons
Immunology in Pathology
Targeting Immune Checkpoints in Cancer: New Mechanistic Insights
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd, cer51@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Prevention of immune pathology by specialized regulatory cell subsets
β οΈ Luis Graca, hosted by Alex Betz
Immunology in Pathology
Inhibition of HIV-1-cofactor interactions triggers innate sensors and interferon secretion
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson, bf234@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
How cells ensure chromosome segregation occurs before cytokinesis
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
MicroRNA silencing and the interplay between inflammation and angiogenesis
β οΈ Dimitris Lagos, hosted by Elena Vigorito
Departmental Seminar Programme, Department of Veterinary Medicine
In place of the usual scientific seminar Clare Bryant will be giving her Inaugural Lecture: 'From infection to allergy: a tail of specks, spots, hooves and whiskers'
Immunology in Pathology
Exploring the mechanisms of immunity operating against a protist parasite of the gut
β οΈ Host: Ben Trigg, bjt40@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Enhancing the CD8 T cell response by RAE-1 gamma expressed in a herpesvirus vector β not only NKG2D
β οΈ Stipan Jonjic Rijeka, Croatia, hosted by Lars Dolken
Immunology in Pathology
Trafficking of MHC class I molecules is influenced by so many things - lessons from a new peptide-independent mutant
β οΈ Host: Dr Louise Boyle, lhb22@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Virology Seminars
RNA aptamers as novel tools to study virus biology
Immunology in Pathology
How hepatitis B virus exploits the immune environment in the liver
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett, am485@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Alemtuzumab: βfixingβ multiple sclerosis and causing autoimmunity
β οΈ Joanne Jones, Department of Clinical Neurosciences, hosted by Linda Wicker
Immunology in Pathology
The unicity of diversity: cross-allele T-cell responses against viruses and tumors among different HLA-A supertypes and the structural bases
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Spatiotemporal control of endocytosis and endosomal membrane traffic
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
T cell migration in tumors: a role for matrix architecture
β οΈ Emmanuel Donnadieu, hosted by Doug Fearon
Regulation of calcium homeostasis in myeloid cells: new therapeutic targets in inflammation
β οΈ Pierre Launay, hosted by Andres Floto
Immunology in Pathology
Apoptosis, Necrosis, Atherosclerosis and IL-1
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Sphingolipid biosynthesis: dammed if you do, dammed if you don't
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
SerenDRiPity: Translating DRiPs for T Cell Immunosurveillance of Tumors and Viruses
β οΈ Jon Yewdell, hosted by Paul Lehner
Cambridge CafΓ© Scientifique
The Saga of Alemtuzumab in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis
β οΈ Free entry, open to the public and complimentary drink included
Immunology in Pathology
The double life of killer cells: NK in reproduction and cancer
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Wound healing and autoimmune pathologies; central roles for innate lymphoid cells and stroma
β οΈ Mark Coles, University of York, hosted by Klaus Okkenhaug
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Proteomics to the rescue: new approaches to study motor neuron disease
Cambridge Immunology
Regulatory B cells: Novel faces and mechanisms
β οΈ Simon Fillatreau, Berlin, hosted by the postdocs
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Macrophage migration and death pathways in TB pathogenesis
β οΈ Francisco J. Roca, hosted by Ken Smith
Immunology in Pathology
Host-pathogen interactions in the chicken - from molecules to mapping
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology Network Seminar Series
Macrophage migration and death pathways in TB pathogenesis
β οΈ Fransisco J. Roca, hosted by Ken Smith
Cambridge Immunology
de novo generation of peripheral regulatory T cells: another job for the thymus.
β οΈ Jocelyne Demengeot, hosted by John Todd
Immunology in Pathology
Migration in Development and Immune Function: the Role of alpha4 integrin (CD49d, VLA-4)
β οΈ Host: Dr Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Mannose 6-phosphate-dependent and -independent transport of lysosomal enzymesβ
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
A dynamic journey into the HIV cycle in primary macrophages
Cambridge Immunology
A dynamic journey into HIV cycle in primary macrophages
β οΈ Philippe Benaroch, Institut Curie,Paris, hosted by Paul Lehner
A systems view of recognition by the T cell receptor provides multiple opportunities for rational therapeutic interventions in cancer, infection and autoimmunity
β οΈ Andrew Sewell, hosted by John Trowsdale
Immunology in Pathology
New insight into the mechanism controlling peptide selection by MHC class I
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
How human NLR proteins contribute to immunity
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Molecular strategies for regulating microtubule dynamics
Cambridge Immunology
Roles of Lin28b and microRNAs in (re)programming lineage-specific gene expression in immunity
β οΈ Stefan A. Muljo, NIAID, Bethesda, hosted by Ken Smith
Cambridge Immunology
Functions of Monocytes and Macrophages
β οΈ Frederic Geissmann, hosted by Cristina Rada
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Endoplasmic reticulum stress response in the Drosophila model for Retinitis Pigmentosa
Cambridge Virology Seminars
Solving the m04 paradox: NK cell activation and immune evasion in murine CMV infection
Immunology in Pathology
Transancestral Fine mapping of Susceptibility Loci in SLE
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Caius Medsoc Talks: "A Timeline of Medicine"
Nipping Cancer in the Bud β the HPV story
Cancelled- Dendritic cell subsets in Th2 immunity
β οΈ Cancelled Bart Lambrecht, University of Ghent, hosted by Andrew McKenzie
Immunology in Pathology
Reproduction, infection and KIR evolution: a modelling approach
β οΈ Host: Professor Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
'How grafted neural stem cells speak with the host immune system'
β οΈ Stefano Pluchino (University of Cambridge), hosted by Marc Veldhoen
Immunology in Pathology
Shooting the messenger - Unique cytotoxic strategy in recently activated CD8 T cells
β οΈ Host: Professor Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Transplantation and Regulatory T-cell Homeostasis: Impact of Interleukin-2
β οΈ John Koreth, DFCI, Harvard hosted by Frank Waldron-Lynch
Cambridge Virology Seminars
The avian innate immune system and its modulation by viruses
Immunology in Pathology
Studies on pathogen-macrophage interactions: a possible role for a secreted Mycobacterium tuberculosis lectin
β οΈ Host: Dr Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Influenza Adrift: Rethinking Influenza A Virus Evolution
β οΈ Host: Dr Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Autophagic labeling of single-membrane vesicles through direct engagement of Atg16L1
β οΈ Felipe X. Pimentel Muinos, University of Salamanca, Spain, hosted by Felix Randow
Immunology in Pathology
Viral inhibition of DNA-PK dependent DNA sensing
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Stopping and starting of cell migrations - the role of Ephs and Ephrins during cancer invasion and wound healing
Cambridge Immunology
Characterisation and re-programming of neutrophil dysfunction in critically ill patients
β οΈ John Simpson, Newcastle University, hosted by Edwin Chilvers
Immunology in Pathology
A View to a Kill - Natural killer cell recognition of classical, non classical and virus-encoded MHC-like molecules
β οΈ Host: Professor Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Pathogen Defence in the Lymph Node - From Innate to Adaptive Immunity
β οΈ Wolfgang Kastenmuller, Bonn University, hosted by Menna Clatworthy
Immunology in Pathology
Conservation of Binding by Leukocyte Receptor Complex family members to Class I Antigen Presenting Molecules: Why does KIR3DL1 bind Mouse H-2Db?
β οΈ Host: Professor Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
(Epi-)genomics in IBD-from predisposition to manifestation
β οΈ Philip Rosenstiel, Kiel University, hosted by Arthur Kaser
Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute (CRUK CI) Seminars in Cancer
Inflammation and Cancer: Reprogramming the immune microenvironment as an anti-cancer therapeutic strategy
Cambridge Immunology
Cambridge Immunology Forum 2013: The Microbiota meets the Immune System
Tuberculosis as an inflammatory disease: insights from the zebrafish
β οΈ Lalita Ramakrishnan, hosted by Ken Smith
hv219's list
How do T cells read antigen affinity? Implications for tolerance and autoimmunity
β οΈ Ed Palmer, University of Basel, hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Autophagy roles in Immunity
Immunology in Pathology
Ecology, evolution and ecosystem consequences of a novel infectious cancer: Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
Infectious diseases in the changing landscape of public health
β οΈ Infectious Disease Dynamics
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
Mathematical Models for the Control of Infectious Diseases With Vaccines
β οΈ Infectious Disease Dynamics
Cambridge Immunology
Leukocyte guidance and gradient sensing in vivo: lessons from zebrafish
β οΈ Milka Sarris
Using Advanced Imaging Methods to Probe the Organization and Operation of the Immune System
β οΈ Ron Germain,National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Bethesda, USA, hosted by Menna Catworthy
Seminars at the Department of Biochemistry
"Learning about proteins - their structure, function and evolution"
Innate Sensing, Inflammasomes and NLRs: New Insights Revealed by Imaging and Systems Approaches
β οΈ Naeha Subramanian, hosted by Menna Clatworthy
Cambridge Immunology
From Screens to Genes: Unraveling the Mystery of Poxvirus Genome Uncoating
β οΈ Jason Mercer, hosted by Leo James
Cambridge Immunology
Regulating T lymphocyte metabolism
β οΈ Doreen Cantrell, University of Dundee hosted by the postdocs
Postponed till Monday... Regulating T lymphocyte metabolism
β οΈ This talk has been postponed till 15 Jul, Sackler theatre
Cambridge Immunology
TLR2 signaling and NLRP3 inflammasome activation: Location makes the difference
β οΈ Dr Karim Brandt, hosted by Nick Gay
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Final steps in the long journey of neurosecretory vesicles: a tale of actin Myosins and PIP2
BRC Seminar Series
Toll-like receptor-mediated neuronal injury.
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
The organelles and traffic machinery of the late endocytic pathway
CANCELED TCR requirements for gamma/delta T cell development
β οΈ Canceled
Immunology in Pathology
Influence of HLA-C expression level on HIV control
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Consequences of melanoma heterogeneity and plasticity for T-cell directed immunotherapy: Lessons from mouse models
β οΈ Thomas TΓΌting, University of Bonn, hosted by Francesco Colucci
Cambridge Immunology
Fc Receptors: Critical regulators of antibody biology and therapy
β οΈ Mark Cragg , Southampton, hosted by Leo James
Cambridge Immunology
Innate lymphoid cells in immunity and disease
β οΈ Jillian Barlow, hosted by Andrew McKenzie.
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Signaling pathways controlling autophagy and its cross talk with apoptosis
Cambridge Immunology
Adipocyte progenitor cells support the formation of lymphoid tissues during development and inflammation
β οΈ Jorge Caamano, University of Birmingham, hosted by Elena Vigorito
Immunology in Pathology
Macrophage heterogeneity and renewal during inflammation
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
Seminar by the recipients of the Lister Institute Research Prize 2012
β οΈ The presentations will be followed by a reception.
Under the bonnet of the Ferrari of the virus world - Norovirus replication and immune evasion
β οΈ hosted by Leo James
Cambridge Immunology
The neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn) β not just for kids!
β οΈ Jan Terje Andersen, hosted by Leo James
Immunology in Pathology
Mothers' compromise. How NK cells regulate placentation.
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Regulation of membrane dynamics by phosphatidylinositol 3-phosphate
Cambridge Immunology
How plants deal with microbes β spot the similarities to animal systems!
β οΈ Sebastian Scornack, Sainsbury Laboratory, hosted by Patrick Maxwell, Regius professor of Physic
Immunology in Pathology
Immunomodulation of Type 1 Diabetes by Schistosome mansoni products
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Understanding the mechanisms of Toll-like Receptor 7 induced immune pathologies
β οΈ Madeleine Hipp, Oxford hosted by John Trowsdale
Immunology in Pathology
Recombinant HPA-1a antibody therapy for treatment of fetomaternal alloimmune thrombocytopenia
β οΈ Host: Mike Clark (mrc7@cam.ac.uk)
Function of intramembrane proteases In ER-associated protein degradation
β οΈ Marius Lemberg,University of Heidelberg, hosted by Paul Lehner
euroscicon
Vaccine delivery systems for the future
Immunology in Pathology
Burning bridges. Transgenic approaches to eliminate the intermediate hosts of pandemic influenza.
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Euroscicon
Antibody Drug Conjugates 2013
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Cellular functions of the ESCRT Machinery
Regulation of neutrophilic inflammation by the HIF/PHD pathway
β οΈ Sarah Walmsley, Sheffield University, hosted by Edwin Chilvers
Immunology in Pathology
Foxp3, TSLP, and the regulation of immunity and inflammation
β οΈ Host: John Rogers, PDN (jhr11@cam.ac.uk)
Forward genetic analysis of CD8+ T cell memory
β οΈ Sophie Rutschmann, Imperial College, London hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Cambridge-Africa Programme
WT-CCGHR inaugural lecture by GAVI CEO
http://talks.cam.ac.uk/show/index/5606
TBC
Immunology in Pathology
Innate crosstalk of unconventional T cells, monocytes and neutrophils in bacterial infection
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Molecular control of follicular helper T cell differentiation by Roquin family proteins
β οΈ Vigo Heissmeyer, MΓΌnchen, hosted by Martin Turner
Departmental Seminar Programme, Department of Veterinary Medicine
Lympho-epithelial cross talk in the gut
Immunology in Pathology
Direct Nuclear Pore Complex Regulation of T-cell Induced Inflammation
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cell Biology in Medicine Seminar Series
Cell-type specific adaptations of the endosomal system for organelle biogenesis and function
Spatiotemporal organization of lymphocyte signaling systems as a regulator of function
β οΈ Christoph Wuelfing, University of Bristol, hosted by Chris Rudd
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Regulating centrosome size during asymmetric stem cell divisions
A journey through T cell antigen receptor signalling
β οΈ Oreste Accuto Dunn School of Pathology University of Oxford, hosted by Alex Betz
Immunology in Pathology
Immune profiling the human NK cell repertoire using mass cytometry (CyTOF)
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Lymphocytes shuttling between vascular and lymphoid tissues
β οΈ Tal Arnon, University of California, San Francisco, USA, hosted by Ken Smith
Intestinal pathogens and commensals: decrypting the signal in the crypt
β οΈ Philippe Sansonetti, Pasteur Institute, hosted by Felix Randow
Signalling lessons from Death Receptors: The Inflammasome and Beyond
β οΈ Vishva Dixit (Genentech), hosted by Felix Randow
Parasitology Seminars
Human schistosomiasis: a journey from immune responses to control & elimination
Using Vaccinia virus to understand signalling, transport and cytoskeletal dynamics
β οΈ Michael Way, Cancer Research UK, London Research Institute, hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Structural snapshots from the points where hosts and pathogens meet
β οΈ Susan Lea, Oxford hosted by Gillian Griffiths
Toxic metabolism, DNA repair, and Blood stem cell survival
β οΈ KJ Patel, MRC Laboratory for Molecular Biology, hosted by Doug Fearon
From healing wounds to breaking bones β the many activities of immunoglobulin G
β οΈ Prof Falk Nimmerjahn, University of Erlangen-NΓΌrnberg, hosted by Menna Clatworthy
Plant Sciences Departmental Seminars
Membrane biology in plant-microbe interactions
Immunology in Pathology
The role of KIR3DL2 HLA-B27 interactions in inflammatory arthritis - symptom or cause?
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Repairing immune dysregulation in type 1 diabetes
β οΈ Bart Roep, Leiden University Medical Center, hosted by John Todd, john.todd@cimr.cam.ac.uk
Lady Margaret Lectures
Why "shaken but not stirred"?
Immunology in Pathology
Preclinical and clinical studies of immunotherapy in type 1 diabetes
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Signals from the Lysosome
Genetic analysis of red blood cell determinants of malaria infection
β οΈ Manoj Duraisingh, Harvard University hosted by Ken Smith
Tracking transmission and evolution of bacterial pathogens with high-throughput genomics
β οΈ Julian Parkhill, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, hosted by Ken Smith
Haplotype sharing and time to common ancestor: resolving various genetics problems including the studies of rare variants and disease susceptibility variants
β οΈ Dr. Augustine Kong, hosted by John Todd, john.todd@cimr.cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Influence of the microbiota on immune system homeostasis
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Philosophical Society
A V HILL LECTURE - Vaccines: from science to policy
Systematic Extracellular Protein Interaction Screens Identify Key Targets in the Pathogenesis of Malaria
β οΈ hosted by Paul Lyons
Immunology in Pathology
Recognition of herpesviruses by the innate immune system
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
In vivo mechanics of leukocyte guidance by chemokines
β οΈ hosted by Alex Betz
Translation of Gene Therapy for Inherited Immunodeficiencies
β οΈ hosted by Patrick Maxwell, Regius Professor of Physic
Immunology in Pathology
'Dendritic cells and pluripotency: Unlikely allies in the pursuit of immunotherapy'
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Colitis-associated cancer: Genetics, cells and cytokines
β οΈ hosted by Felix Randow
Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre "Distinguished Visitors" 2015 Lecture Series
Systems Pathobiology and Personalized Cardiovascular Medicine
Immunology in Pathology
The evolution of Natural Killer cell receptors: alternative strategies to recognise self and create immune variation
β οΈ Host: Hannah Siddle (hvs26@cam.ac.uk)
The aryl hydrocarbon receptor in immunity
β οΈ hosted by Ken Smith
Immunology in Pathology
Defining a role for Natural Killer cells in HCV infection
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
Anti-TNFs for inflammatory bowel disease, target therapy or lucky shot?
β οΈ hosted by Arthur Kaser
Immunology in Pathology
IRF5 in regulation of macrophage inflammatory gene programme
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
The role of the transcription factor T-bet in mucosal inflammation
β οΈ hosted by Andrew McKenzie.
Immunology in Pathology
Defense, counter defense and counter counter defense in host pathogen interactions of plants
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Actin as a regulator of protein function
Regulatory T cells and interleukin-2 for the treatment of autoimmune diseases: a therapeutic revolution?
β οΈ hosted by Frank Waldron-Lynch
Babraham Institute Seminar Series
'Interaction between retroviruses and the host immune system'
CIMR Professional Development Series by the postdoc committe
Life expectancy and origin
Cambridge Immunology
Immunology taught by Humans
β οΈ hosted by John Todd, john.todd@cimr.cam.ac.uk
CTR (Centre for Trophoblast Research) Seminar Series
ALL WELCOME! A genome search for maternal factors conferring resistance to hypoxia-associated fetal growth restriction: update from the Andes
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
PREDicting the function of the unknome
Immunology in Pathology
Lesson from the skin: the Aryl hydrocarbon Receptor (AhR) as an inflammatory brake in psoriasis
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Using super-resolution microscopy to watch immune cells kill
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Hepcidin, immunity and global health
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Toll and TLR function in inflammation and neurogenesis
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Oncology Seminar Series
A systems view of the cancer cell: from missing genetic variability to combination therapy
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Cell shape through the cell cycle
Immunology in Pathology
Induction of broadly neutralising antibodies against HIV in Llamas
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The importance of MHC protein dynamics for antigen presenting function
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
Principles of Dynamic gene regulation in mammals, hosted by Sarah Teichmann
Immunology in Pathology
LAT signalling pathology: a T-cell dependent, B cell autoimmune condition without T cell self-reactivity
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Insights into regulatory genetic variation involving the human MHC
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
TLR3-IFN deficiencies underlying Herpes simplex encephalitis
β οΈ Host: Brian Ferguson (bf234@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Actin dynamics and trafficking in Cancer Cell Invasion
Immunology in Pathology
Novel targets to treat hyper-immune syndromes revealed by physiologic responses to DNA nanoparticles
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Selection of IgG properties for therapeutic applications
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Immunology
IgG receptors in Health and Disease
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
The Unfolded Protein Response in Health and Disease
Immunology in Pathology
The existence of species rests on a metastable equilibrium between inbreeding and outbreeding. Trying to explain why Darwin could not solve the mystery of mysteries.
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
The dynamic organization of the Golgi apparatus and its role in integrin regulation and tumor metastasis
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Epigenetic Enginnering of Human Kinetochores
Immunology in Pathology
Insights into human papillomavirus persistence and cervical carcinogenesis from the W12 model system
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Phylogenetic origin of the vertebrate leukocyte receptors
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A quantitative view of gene expression levels in the T helper cell system
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Actin polymerization by the WASH complex promotes lateral compartmentalization of endosomes and membrane fission
Immunology in Pathology
MHC haplotyping in rhesus and cynomolgus macaques
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Elucidating the relative roles of the TCR and CD8 co-receptor in T cell recognition of peptide-MHCI
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Autoreactive CD4 T Cells and their Antigens in Type 1 Diabetes
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Microtubule depolymerisation as a cellular machine.
Immunology in Pathology
Surprise, surprise! The molecular evolutionary immunoecology of the ubiquitous protozoal pathogen, Toxoplasma gondii
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Memory CD4 T cell generation and survival within secondary lymphoid tissue
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Cell polarity in myelinating glia: From membrane flow to diffusion barriers
Immunology in Pathology
The Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor: an interpreter of the micro-environment
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
NK cells: turning off the off switch
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett, am485@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Lessons from pathogens - identifying novel cell surface receptors targeted by viruses
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly, apk23@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Natural Killers or Natural Protectors? The Role of NK cells During Intestinal Inflammation
β οΈ Host: Dr Francesco Colucci, fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Insights into post-Golgi trafficking from a SNARE specific siRNA screen
Immunology in Pathology
Human NK cell activation and inhibition in vivo
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
The chicken leukocyte receptor cluster
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Are mammary epithelial cells specialised immune cells?
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Regulation of integrin activity and endosomal traffic
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
The role of clathrin in mitosis
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Ultrastructural dynamics of proteins involved in endocytic budding
Immunology in Pathology
Origin and Transformation of T Cell Progenitors
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Protective immunity in HIV infection? A tale of two villages
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett, am485@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Understanding cell shape: reconstitutions of actin polymerisation at the membrane-cytosol interface
Immunology in Pathology
Positive and negative influences of regulatory T cells in generating the naΓ―ve T cell compartment
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes, nh106@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
A genome-wide consideration of genes controlling MHC class II function and beyond
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Dissecting signals of genetic association to complex diseases within the HLA
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Endosomes and the control of the immune response by dendritic cells
Immunology in Pathology
Membrane rafts in immunoreceptor signaling - reality vs. artefacts
β οΈ Host: Helga Schneider, hs383@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
What have we learnt about the evolution of the cytokine network from studies in fish?
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Endosomal Feedback at the T-cell Immune Synapse
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd, cer51@cam.ac.uk
Cambridge Cell Biology Seminar Series
Membrane protein insertion and quality control
Immunology in Pathology
Understanding copy number variation in human antimicrobial defensin genes
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Modulation of innate immunity by vaccinia virus
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Stat3: The Secret Ingredient to turn Lysosomes deadly?
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Mechanisms of immune regulation by CTLA-4: Immunology meets cell biology
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Macrophage paired receptors - structure, interactions and evolution
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
How cells defend their cytosol against bacterial invasion
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Bacterial interference in MHC class II antigen processing
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
MHC and disease: a novel hypothesis
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
What constitutes a protective HLA class I molecule, and why doesn't it always work?
β οΈ Host: Peter Goon, pg336@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Using our WITS to explore fine structure dynamics of Salmonella and Campylobacter infections
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Crosstalk between TLR and Stress pathways: relevance to IL-23 expression
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
'Pathogenic', 'Protective' and 'Plastic': So what is a Th17 cell?
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A selective sweep in chimpanzees: Is SIV the culprit?
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Probing lymphocyte activation using single chain MHC class I molecules
β οΈ Host: Peter Goon, pg336@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
How pathogens reprogram their host: re-wiring of hematopoietic development during acute infection
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke, ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
BG: a rapidly evolving family of cell surface proteins
β οΈ Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Unraveling the long-term evolutionary history of the bird's MHC class IIB: New data and promising perspectives
β οΈ Host: Professor Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
MHC-dependent sexual and natural selection; insights from ecological studies on birds
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
B lymphocyte regulation of inflammation and autoimmunity
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd, cer51@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Specificity and function of NK cells: interplay between HLA class I and KIR gene polymorphism
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
NK cells: effectors of vaccine-induced immunity?
Immunology in Pathology
The GIMAP/IAN GTPases, regulators of lymphocyte development and survival
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
CD4 T cells during Schistosome infection-limiting liver pathology at the cost of obstructing immunity
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke, ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Intracellular Immunity: virus neutralisation inside infected cells
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale, jt233@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Dispersive Salmonella infections: a hit and run strategy
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Molecular organization and signaling at the T-cell surface: system-level and single molecule-based analysis
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Marek's disease virus latency and reactivation: the role of telomeres in integration and mobilization of viral DNA
β οΈ Hosts: Truus Abbink, gema2@cam.ac.uk & Jim Kaufman, jfk31@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
Marek's disease: an excellent natural model for herpesvirus evolution, vaccines, microRNAs and cancer
β οΈ Hosts: Jim Kaufman jfk31@cam.ac.uk & Truus Abbink gema2@cam.ac.uk
Immunology in Pathology
The role of drift and selection in shaping worldwide MHC sequence diversity
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Understanding T cell differentiation through transgenic and semantic analysis of transcriptomes
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106:cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Skin inflammation from genes to function and therapy
β οΈ Host: Helga Schneider (hs383@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Evolution of quality control strategies in self/non-self discrimination systems
β οΈ EXTRA TALK; Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Evolution of thymopoiesis in vertebrates
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
NKG2D in NK cell physiology: Two sides of the same player
β οΈ Host: Francesco Colucci (fc287@medschl.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Structural defects of the primary and secondary lymphoid organs in the ageing immune system
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The IFN system in avian influenza infection in chickens
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Collagen-binding immune receptors: Form and Function
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Bridging innate and adaptive immune responses to optimize vaccination strategies
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Development of synthetic glycolipid agonists for iNKT cell mediated protection from type 1 diabetes
β οΈ THIS TALK WILL HAPPEN AS SCHEDULED BUT WITH HOST JIM KAUFMAN (JFK31@CAM.AC.UK) DUE TO ASH CLOUD Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Integration of herpesvirus DNA into host chromosomes - where, when and why
β οΈ THIS TALK IS POSTPONED DUE TO ASH CLOUD Hosts: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk) & Truus Abbink (gema2@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Maintenance of T helper cell memory
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Controlling secretion at the immunological synapse
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Evolution and involution of CD4 memory
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The role of natural killer cells in MS
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk); SPONSORED BY Cambridge Research Biochemicals
Immunology in Pathology
Imaging T cell activation and functional diversification in vivo
β οΈ Host: Helga Schneider (hs383@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
How inhibition leads to activation - the dynamics of natural killer cell education
β οΈ Host: Francesco Colucci (francesco.colucci@bbsrc.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The role of NK cells and their receptors in cancer and transplantation
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Human T cell immunity against tumour antigens
β οΈ Host: Peter Goon (pg336@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
T cell responses to EBV: viral evasion, antigen immunodominance and priming
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
New insights into T cell antigen receptor signalling
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Immunity and immunopathology in an experimental malaria infection
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Temporal and spatial regulation of cell surface proteinase, MT1-MMP: an essential mechanism for cellular invasion
β οΈ Host: Helga Schneider (hs383@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
HIV microbicides: current and emerging candidates
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Adaptive variation and evolutionarily conserved MHC-DRB supertype-binding motifs in Old World primates
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Haplotype-specific transcription in the human MHC and susceptibility to autoimmune disease
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk); sponsored by Gen-Probe
Immunology in Pathology
miRNA-155 regulates immune responses
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Reverse Phenotyping: towards an integrated (epi)genomic approach to common disease and complex phenotypes
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Additional layers of complexity in the KIR:MHC systems
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffet (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Population genetic puzzles of the MHC
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
HPV vaccines β will they do their job?
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Lymphoid tales: TNFAIP8 in glucocorticoid killing β E4BP4 and the origin of NK cells
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffet (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A journey through parasite genetics in search of protective antigens
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Human NK Cell Receptor Diversity Shaped by Natural Selection
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
CD22 and Siglec-G: Two inhibitory receptors on B cells with distinct functions
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Notch and peripheral immunity
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The global circulation of seasonal influenza viruses
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Regulatory T cells inhibit antigen-dependent T cell function but not bystander T cell activity: implications for pathogenesis of RA
β οΈ Host: Helga Schneider (hs383@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Why does HLA-B27 predispose to autoimmune Spondyloarthritis?
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Alternatively activated macrophages in helminth infection: a paradigm for Th2 immunity
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Tolerogenic dendritic cells in chronic helminth infection
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Using natural epitopes to uncover disease mechanisms in autoimmune diabetes
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Spatio-temporal regulation of signalling during phagocytic uptake
β οΈ Helga Schneider (hs383@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Next Generation DNA Sequencing with the Illumina Genome Analyser: Application to bacterial and human genome sequencing and transcriptome analysis
β οΈ Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Immune regulation in granulomatous inflammation: lessons from Leishmania
β οΈ Host: Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Pathways controlling tolerance to pancreas-expressed antigens
β οΈ Host: Chris Rudd (cer51@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The Influence of the HLA and KIR loci in HIV disease
β οΈ EXTRA TALK! Host: Prof. Ashley Moffet (am485@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Gamma-herpesvirus neutralization: why, when and how
β οΈ Host: Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Role of oligomeric assemblies in signal transduction and crosstalk by the TLRs
β οΈ Host: Adrian Kelly (apk23@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Transplantation tolerance: are we getting closer?
β οΈ Host: John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Development and function of mucosal NK cells: lymphoid tissue inducer-like cells or NK-22
β οΈ Host: Ashley Moffett (am485@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
A role for Th17 in the development of Type 1 diabetes?
β οΈ host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Decoding the antigen-specific T cell repertoire: immune selection and biological outcome
β οΈ Host: Dr. Nick Holmes (nh106@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The balance between Th17 and Treg cells - influence of infection and implications for autoimmunity
β οΈ Host: Professor Anne Cooke (ac@mole.bio.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Cancer immunotherapy with gene modified T cells
β οΈ Host: Prof. John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The mechanisms and dynamics of HTLV-1 persistence and spread
β οΈ Host: Dr. Peter Goon (pg336@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The effect of PECAM-1 gene polymorphism on adhesion and transmigration of leukocytes across endothelium
β οΈ Host: Dr. Mike Clark (mrc7@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
The immune response to HBV: control versus pathogenicity
β οΈ Host: Dr. Helga Schneider (hs383@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Molecules mediating the surveillance of body surfaces by local T cells
β οΈ Host: Prof Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
Understanding the role of HLA-B27 in inflammatory arthritis
β οΈ Host: Prof. John Trowsdale (jt233@cam.ac.uk)
Immunology in Pathology
CTLA-4 modulation of T-cell anergy and motility
β οΈ Host: Prof. Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)
Please see above for contact details for this list.