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News Researchers discover new target recognised by T cells involved in gut immunosurveillance Researchers in the University of Birmingham’s Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy have discovered a new target recognised by local T-cells involved in immunosurveillance in the gut.
News Researchers at University of Birmingham awarded over £1 million for latest technology for immune regulation
Posted 19 November 2019 BSI Tumour Immunology Group Professor Ben Willcox from the University of Birmingham's Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy writes for the British Society of Immunology on the UK-wide Tumour Immunology Group.
Posted 19 November 2019 Researchers discover new target recognised by T cells involved in gut immunosurveillance Researchers in the University of Birmingham's Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy have discovered a new target recognised by local T-cells involved in immunosurveillance in the gut.
Posted 11 November 2019 Experts to gather in Africa to speed up development of vaccines to prevent bacterial infections A global network of scientists who are working together to accelerate the development of vaccines against bacterial infections in low and middle income countries are to stage an annual network meeting in Africa.
Posted 30 October 2019 New collaborative learning hub helps bridge the gap between medicine and engineering The Clinician Engineer Hub aims to educate medical students and early career doctors about the diagnostic and treatment challenges in clinical medicine.
Posted 29 October 2019 Senior Clinical Lecturer joins Institute of Immunology and Immunotherapy Dr Leila Khoja joins Birmingham from AstraZeneca and Addenbrooke's Hospital, bringing with her an extensive experience in translating immunotherapies from bench to bedside.
Posted 25 October 2019 Researchers at University of Birmingham awarded over £1 million for latest technology for immune regulation Researchers at the University of Birmingham awarded £1.15 million for latest equipment for immune regulation.