The Immunology Department
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e Department of Immunology, which includes 13 research units and 2 technical platforms composed of 170 scientists, has a shared interest in exploring the fundamental processes of immunity with the hope to provide new insight into disease pathogenesis, inspire novel vaccines and design unique therapeutic strategies. Moreover, we share a commitment to training the next generation of scientists dedicated to research excellence in the field of immunology.Upcoming seminars
March 1st – 12 :00 pm
Dinis CALADO, Max-Delbrück-Center for Molecular Medecine (MDC), Berlin, Allemagne
March 8th – 12 :00 pm
Andreas WACK
London Research Institute, London, Grande-Bretagne
March 15th – 12 :00 pm
Oreste ACUTO
Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford, Grande-Bretagne.
March 26th – 12 :00 pm
Bali PULENDRAM
Emory Vaccine Center, Atlanta, Etats-Unis.
April 5th – 12 :00 pm
Michael SIGVARDSSON
Linköping University, Linköping, Suède.
April 12th – 12 :00 pm
Manolis PASPARAKIS
Institute for Genetics, Cologne, Allemagne.
April 26th – 12 :00 pm
Jochen HUEHN
Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research, Braunschweig, Allemagne.
May 3rd – 12 :00 pm
Jean SOULIER
Institut Universitaire d'Hématologie, université Paris-Diderot.
May 10th – 12 :00 pm
Dana PHILPOT
Université de Toronto.
May 17th – 12 :00 pm
Nicolas MANEL
Institut Curie, Paris.
May 21st – 12 : 00 pm
David ARTIS
Université de Pennsylvanie.
May 31st – 12 :00 pm
Clifford LOWELL
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, San Francisco, Etats-Unis
June 7th – 12 :00 pm
Thad STAPPENBECK
The Washington university in St Louis, Etats-Unis
June 14th – 12 :00 pm
Arturo ZYCHLINSKY
Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology, Berlin, Allemagne
June 21st – 12 : 00 pm
Ofer LEVY
Boston Children's Hospital, Boston, Etats-Unis
June 28th – 12 : 00 pm
Michael DUSTIN
New York University Cancer Institute, Etats-Unis
July 12th – 12 : 00 pm
Jennifer GOMMERMAN
Université de Toronto, Canada
September 20th– 12 :00 pm
Albert BENDELAC
The University of Chicago, Etats-Unis.
Title: Transcriptional pathways for the development of innate and innate-like lymphocytes.
News in the Department
Georges, Jacques et Elias Canetti 2012 Prize to Claude Leclerc
Claude Leclerc received the Jacques et Elias Canetti 2012 Prize on December 4th.
Her laboratory activity is focused on the understanding of the mechanisms that control the activation and regulation of T cell responses and on the development of new strategies of vaccination against tumors and infections.
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The Department of Immunology coordinates an Initial Training Network (ITN
The Department of Immunology coordinates an Initial Training Network (ITN) funded by the European Union Marie Curie Actions called HOMIN: « Host Microbe Interactions in Health and Disease : Interface with the Immune System ». This program aims to provide scientific education through the study of host-microbe interactions with particular focus on immune responses and vaccine development. Five institutions based in three European countries participate in the HOMIN program and will collaborate with an array of European academic and private associated partners. Four PhD student positions in the Department of Immunology will be available within this program, see job offers.
For more information on the network please visit here
Our Immunology Department Days: October 15th to 17th In St Malo
Gérard Eberl winner of the Pasteur Vallery-Radot 2012 Prize
communicate with the gut immune system to participate in its development.
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Publication : Chikungunya virus–induced autophagy delays caspase-dependent cell death
Graft rejection at the cellular level filmed in 3D
In an effort to clarify these mechanisms immunologists from the Institut Pasteur and Inserm - Philippe Bousso (1) and Susanna Celli (2), of the Dynamics of Immune Responses unit, and Matthew Albert (3), of the Dendritic Cell Immunobiology unit – have used high power microscopy technology to non-invasively film the cellular process in animals. It was on a murine ear skin graft model that they were, for the first time, able to watch in vivo, in real-time, and within the thickness of the tissues, the “ballet” of immune cells taking their places during the graft rejection.
(See the film)
Publication: Chemokine antagonism during HCV infection
22/12/2010
Publication: Tertiary lymphoid tissues and intestinal immunodeficiency
20/12/2010
Publication: The origin of innate lymphoid cells
19/10/2010
Publication: NK and T cell dynamics during tumor regression
14/10/2010
Publication: Intravital imaging reveals the early functional diversification during T cell activation in lymph nodes.
29/09/2010
Publication: Counting human naive antigen-specific T cells
31/05/2010
