Top 10 must visit places in Seoul: In each of the next 5 issues of Signals+ we will feature two of the top 10 things to do in Seoul. Thanks to the Cytokines 2024 Local Organizing Committee member Jae Hun Shin, PhD, Yonsei University, Korea. #1 Gyeongbokgung Palace; #2 The [READ MORE]
Image from: How do we study viruses? What is a vaccine? And why don’t viruses kill us all? We answer these questions and more in our new Coursera course “Foundations in Virology and Vaccinology”, https://ow.ly/POzX50QZs03 Prof. John Tregoning on how writing science for lay audiences strengthens writing for scientific ones Communicating [READ MORE]
Please tell us your name, degree, where you currently work, position. Simon Jones, BSc (Hons), PhD in Biochemistry As Professor of Inflammation Biology in the School of Medicine at Cardiff University, I am co-director of the Systems Immunity Research Institute, where I lead multimorbidity research as a co-director of the [READ MORE]
Please tell us your name, degree, where you currently work, and your position. Hiroki Yoshida, M.D., Ph.D. I am currently a Professor of Medicine and Biomolecular Sciences in the Department of Immunology of Saga University School of Medicine, Saga, Japan Where did you do your training? Kyushu University (Ph.D. course) [READ MORE]
Dear ICIS Members, Cytokine & Interferon Researchers & Industry Partners, It’s hard to believe that six months have flown by since we introduced the new, semi-monthly Signals+ in partnership with Multiview. Time truly does fly when you’re staying informed and engaged in the dynamic world of cytokine and interferon research. [READ MORE]
Dr. Samuel Evans Adunyah received his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, USA in 1987. Dr. Adunyah is currently a Distinguished Chairman and Tenured Professor of the Department of Biochemistry, Cancer Biology, Neuroscience and Pharmacology at the Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN. USA, where he has [READ MORE]
PBL’s core focus is right in line with the Society’s: supporting the research and understanding of interferons and cytokines, with the goal of improving human health. The company—founded in 1990—has been participating in Cytokines meetings for 30 years and has sponsored the ICIS-Sidney & Joan Pestka Graduate & Post-Graduate Awards [READ MORE]
Submit Nomination Today Deadline to Submit Nomination or Self-Nominate: April 5, 2024 The International Cytokines & Interferon Society (ICIS) is on the lookout for outstanding individuals to fill six pivotal leadership roles. This is your chance to steer the course of our society and make a significant impact. If you [READ MORE]
The Odendall lab studies innate immunity in host/pathogen interactions. We have two MRC-funded postdoc positions available to investigate the exciting interplay between type I and III interferons (IFNs) and Salmonella. IFNs are endogenous antimicrobials that protect tissues from infection by inducing hundreds of interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs). Our findings indicate that IFNs [READ MORE]
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