Friday 21 February 2025

• 12:00 - Developing integrative algorithms to accelerate microbiome-based therapies and diagnostics
  In Person
  Dr Marie-Madlen Pust (Massachusetts General Hospital & Harvard University)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Thursday 6 March 2025

• 12:00 - Fibroblast functions in tissue repair and fibrosis
  In person
  Boris Hinz (St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto and University of Toronto)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 17 March 2025

• 12:00 - Understanding and exploiting T cell antigen sensitivity and discrimination
  In person
  Omer Dushek (University of Oxford, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Wolfson College)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 7 April 2025

• 12:00 - Synovial lining macrophages are specified in the first weeks of life
  In person
  Rebecca Gentek (University of Edinburgh)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 14 April 2025

• 12:00 - Probing Cellular Interactions That Induce Immunopathology Within Tissue Environments
  In-person only
  Prof Arne Akbar (University College London)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Thursday 17 April 2025

• 10:00 - Dendritic cells control the formation, maintenance, and function of tertiary lymphoid structures in cancer
  In-person only
  Raphael Mattiuz (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 28 April 2025

• 12:00 - Dissecting the the composition and function of intestinal immune compartments in health and disease
  In-person only
  William Agace (Lund University)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 12 May 2025

• 12:00 - Making Every Electron Count: Phase retrieval in electron microscopy at low fluence
  In person only
  Prof Angus Kirkland (Department of Materials, University of Oxford)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Thursday 15 May 2025

• 12:00 - Immune regulation of hyaluronan in the lung during challenge
  In-person only.
  Dr Rebecca Dodd (University of Manchester)
  Kennedy Institute Seminars

Monday 19 May 2025

• 16:30 - Newton-Abraham Lecture 2025. Immunophysiology: Studying the Integration of Immune Cells into Organ Physiology
  The lecture will be followed by a drinks reception at 17:30-18:30 in the Main Court of the Museum. Booking is not required, but spaces are limited.
  Professor Paul Kubes (Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Calgary)