Yale’s first annual 🧬 Day of Immunology 🦠was today!! @YaleIBIO #gradstudents and #postdocs introduced 60+ @newhavenpublic1 students to #vaccines, #allergies and more! Thank you @YalePathways for your support! https://t.co/nl5YJwc11c #STEM #outreach

Thank you, Jenny. I thoroughly enjoyed teaming up with the talented @StephenLanahan and our @UniBasel_en colleague Dr. Matthias Wymann on this PI3K-gamma review @NatRevImmunol.

We are a super collaborative/supportive/fun group with awesome colleagues like @yegracechen @lucasite_lab @Joshilabyale @Aaronmring @WilenLab @EllenFoxman @ishizukalab @skleinstein @OConnorLabYale @VishwaDeepDixi1 @MarcusBosenberg @RMedzhitov @FlavellLab & many more! Join us!

Seeking candidates for TWO tenure-track assistant/associate positions for @YaleIBIO: one for Section of Human & Translational Immunology and the other one for general immunology. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds. Please apply & RT 😊 https://t.co/kJM9QW99vP

We are delighted to announce that @YaleIBIO is looking to recruit two new faculty colleagues at the assistant/associate professor level, with one in the department’s Section of Human and Translational Immunology. Please apply and RT! https://t.co/u8Pqm8ye4W.

Congratulations to @StephanieEisen for being named in top 100 Women in Food Allergies https://t.co/iE6KpAXZN7 @Yale_LabMed @YaleIBIO @YaleMed @Yale

#Neurological symptoms are frequently observed in #COVID19. Using 3 approaches - mouse model, human brain #organoids & autopsies of COVID-19 patients, Song @ericsongg, Iwasaki @virusesimmunity and colleagues demonstrate evidence of #SARSCoV2 neuroinvasion https://t.co/voWDoQ2MAO

There is so much misinformation and fear-mongering around #COVID19 vaccines for pregnant and nursing women. A brilliant @YaleMSTP student @Aliceluculligan and I wrote this OpEd to dispel these myths, and provide relevant facts. Please share widely. https://t.co/iyneLwvE5y

Since the pandemic began, @VirusesImmunity and her team have learned a lot about immunity to the virus by studying sex differences. “Age and sex are where immunological changes intersect,” she says. https://t.co/afCo9RV9cY

Low et al show memory T cells in different anatomical locations have unique reactivation mechanics & antigen-presenting cell requirements that drive qualitatively distinct recall responses https://t.co/VlOBDUVGrw From The Year in Experimental Medicine: https://t.co/ANC9a5iRWO

I’m excited to announce that our paper showing how tumor draining lymph nodes contain a long-term, stable reservoir of anti-tumor CD8 T cells is now online at @biorxiv. This is the beautiful work of @KelliAConnolly, a postdoc in the lab. Tweetorial:

Neurological symptoms are frequently observed in #COVID19. Using three independent approaches - mouse model, human brain organoid and autopsies of COVID-19 patients, @ericsongg @virusesimmunity team demonstrates evidence of #SARSCoV2 neuroinvasion. https://t.co/voWDoQ2MAO

Using both mouse and human brain tissue, researchers at @YaleMed have discovered that #SARSCoV2 can directly infect the central nervous system and have begun to unravel some of the virus’s effects on brain cells ( https://t.co/voWDoQ2MAO). Press release: https://t.co/KjNja93aiB

What is the relevance of viral load in #COVID19 disease severity? A very talented @YaleMSTP student @SilvaJ_C found that saliva viral load to be a better predictor of disease than nasopharyngeal viral load. Here is a thread to explain the findings. (1/n) https://t.co/ZLmbjywlML

Excited to share our new paper led by @chennifer_jen looking at the role of NSAIDs in #COVID19. NSAIDs dampen the cytokine and antibody response to SARS-CoV-2 infection @ASMicrobiology @JVirology @Yale_LabMed @StephanieEisen @YaleIBIO 1/n

This new @JExpMed paper supports #SARSCoV2 attack on brain cells via brain organoids, mouse models, and patient autopsy. @Yale @Yale_LabMed @YaleIBIO @WilenLab @ericsongg @VirusesImmunity @EricTopol

Check it out here👀Dr. Craig Wilen @WilenLab #Genome-wide #CRISPR screens reveal host factors critical for #SARSCoV2 infection. https://t.co/2D5b8nG3D9 #research #COVID19 @YaleIBIO @CellPressNews

Thanks, @immunoglitch, for highlighting our 'Deficiency in ADA2' (DADA2) report @JClinImmun led by Joel Brooks and Andrew Rice @YaleIBIO. Many thanks also to collaborators Drs. Saquib Lakhani, Elif Dokmeci, Amy Cruickshank, Michael Hershfield, Jasmeen Dara, and others.

My lab and I have been thrilled to work with @VirusesImmunity and her lab on this project. This is our first debut into systems immunology using a new platform we developed called REAP. We'll have a lot more to say about REAP soon, but please check out Akiko's 🔥 Tweetorial below

HELLO world! I'm pleased to announce that our paper investigating the role of tumor neoantigens in driving responses by TFH cells is out in @biorxiv. This is a collaboration with Joe Craft and is the brilliant work of @cancuiyale. Tweetorial to follow.