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16 th October 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre Klaus Okkenhaug ( Babraham Institute)

Seminars 2013-14. 23 rd January 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre Omer Dushek (Oxford) “ Mechanistic models of T cell activation ' ” 20 th February 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre Gad Frankel (Imperial)

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16 th October 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre Klaus Okkenhaug ( Babraham Institute)

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  1. Seminars 2013-14 • 23rd January 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Omer Dushek (Oxford) • “Mechanistic models of T cell activation'” • 20th February 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Gad Frankel (Imperial) • “E. coli uses type III secretion system effectors to conquest signalling in infected cells” • 13th March 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Paul Kaye (York) • “Kupffer cells: ontogeny and function in infection and inflammation” • 20th March 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Ian Wilson (Imperial) • “The metabolicphenotypying of hostmicrobiome Interactions” • 3rd April 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Tom MacDonald (BlizardInstitute, London) • “Putting out the fire of inflammatory bowel disease” • 24th April 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Paul Crocker (University of Dundee) • “Regulation of inflammatory responses by sialic acid binding Ig-like lectins (siglecs)” • 1st May 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Charles Bangham (Imperial College, London) • “How does the human leukaemia virus HTLV-1 persist in vivo?” • 15th May 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • David Gray (University of Edinburgh) • “Follicular helper T cell heterogeneity, differentiation and memory” • 16th October 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Klaus Okkenhaug(Babraham Institute) • “PI3K in immunity and infection” • 31st October 12pm, AV Hill 1.006 • Clare Lloyd (Imperial College) • “Regulating Immunity in the Allergic Lung” • 7th November 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Michael Dustin (Oxford) • “Amplification and termination of T cell receptor signaling at the immunological synapse.” • 14th November 12pm, AV Hill 1.006 • David Adams (Birmingham) • “Ectoenzymes and the regulation of chronic inflammation and hepatic fibrosis” • 21st November 12pm, AV Hill 1.006 • Matthew Hepworth (University of Pennsylvania) • “Innate lymphoid cells regulate CD4+ T cell responses to intestinal commensal bacteria” • 28th November 1.30pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre (joint seminar with Cancer series) • Caetano Reis e Sousa (Cancer Research UK) • “A DaNGeRous talk about dendritic cells” • 9th January 12pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Amy Buck (Edinburgh) • “Pathogen manipulation of microRNA regulatory pathways” • 16thJanuary 5pm, Michael Smith Lecture Theatre • Facundo Batista (Cancer Research UK) • “Dynamic imaging of lymphocyte activation - from single molecule to living tissue”

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