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SUMMARY:Imaging Immunity within the peritoneal cavity - Prof Paul Kubes (C
 umming School of Medicine\, University of Calgary)
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DESCRIPTION:Professor Paul Kubes is at the forefront of real-time imaging 
 of the immune system. He has pioneered the use of intravital microscopy to
  study leukocyte recruitment and trafficking\, published over 400 original
  papers and has received numerous awards for his work on dissecting mechan
 isms of neutrophil and macrophage behaviour in the vasculature and tissue\
 nSpeakers:\nProf Paul Kubes (Cumming School of Medicine\, University of Ca
 lgary)
LOCATION:Medical Sciences Teaching Centre (Lecture Theatre)\, off South Pa
 rks Road OX1 3PL
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SUMMARY:From dendritic cells to inflammatory bowel disease - Prof Simon Mi
 lling (University of Glasgow)
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DESCRIPTION:Simon Milling is a Professor of Immunology and Deputy Head of 
 the Centre for Immunobiology at the School of Infection & Immunity  at the
  University of Glasgow. He received his PhD from Imperial College London\,
  where he studied antigen presentation to human T cell clones under Profes
 sor Robert Lechler and Dr Sara Brett. He then worked as a postdoctoral res
 earcher in Philadelphia and Oxford before joining the University of Glasgo
 w as a lecturer in 2007. He became a professor at the university in 2017 a
 nd became the Deputy Head of Immunology in 2020. \nHis research focuses on
  the biology of antigen-presenting cells in the intestine and skin\, and o
 n how these cells respond to infectious or inflammatory stimuli. He has a 
 translational focus on inflammatory bowel disease\, spondyloarthropathies\
 , and autoimmune alopecia The aim of this work is to understand the vital 
 roles that antigen-presenting cells play\, both in the induction and polar
 isation of adaptive immune responses against pathogens and in the patholog
 y of inflammatory and autoimmune diseases\nSpeakers:\nProf Simon Milling (
 University of Glasgow)
LOCATION:EPA Seminar room 
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SUMMARY:Sleep\, Amyloid beta\, and Brain Lymphatic Endothelial Cells - Dr 
 Jason Rihel (UCL)
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DESCRIPTION:\nSpeakers:\nDr Jason Rihel (UCL)
LOCATION:Sir William Dunn School of Pathology (EPA Seminar Room)\, South P
 arks Road OX1 3RE
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SUMMARY:Organ protection by antimicrobial/host-defence peptides
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180711T130000
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LOCATION:Sir William Dunn School of Pathology (EPA Seminar Room)\, South P
 arks Road OX1 3RE
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SUMMARY:Vascular Mechanotransduction: a journey from the protein to the ve
 ssel  - Dr Ellie Tzima (Cardiovascular Medicine\, Radcliffe Department of 
 Medicine)
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DESCRIPTION:\nSpeakers:\nDr Ellie Tzima (Cardiovascular Medicine\, Radclif
 fe Department of Medicine)
LOCATION:Sir William Dunn School of Pathology (EPA Seminar Room)\, South P
 arks Road OX1 3RE
TZID:Europe/London
URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/8ba76f87-84d4-4a16-876d-1317270cee24/
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