Lab of David Withers @unibirmingham. ILCs | Mucosal Immunity | Tumour Immunity
England, United Kingdom
Joined December 2019
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We are thrilled to announce the speaker of our next i3 @DKFZ seminar: on November 14th at 4 pm we'll have the honour to host Prof. David Withers from @unibirmingham who will talk about a novel strategy to track changes in TIL function upon migration into tumors. Save the date! 🗓️
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Pleased to see our paper "Photoconvertible tumors to track T cell dynamics" with my former lab @LabWithers is featured in a special collection on Mechanisms & Models of Cancer @JExpMed @cshlmeetings
See the special collection to accompany the meeting: bit.ly/3SMzRo8
We're delighted to take part in the @cshlmeetings Mechanisms & Models of Cancer #CSHLCancer22. If you are attending, get in touch w/ our Senior Scientific Editor @Cindy_JExpMed to discuss your research!
See our special collection to accompany the meeting: bit.ly/3SMzRo8
ALT Meet a JEM Editor #CSHLCancer22 Photo of Xin (Cindy) Sun Text reads: Xin (Cindy) Sun, Senior Scientific Editor, JEM @Cindy_JExpMed Logo of the Journal of Experimental Medicine
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So great to see this finally out!! Top team @ClatworthyLab @loudon_kevin @KelvinTuong @drbstewart @iScience_CP
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Very excited to share our new work explaining how #antibiotics can lead to life-threatening fungal infections, out today in @cellhostmicrobe! A short thread on the main take-home messages... 1/10
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Pleased to have my first publication with @ClatworthyLab out & hopefully many more to come! Read our work in @FrontImmunol here: frontiersin.org/article/10.3…
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.@ZhiLiImmunology @KelvinTuong @IWD_Sci et al use photoconversion to temporally label tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, revealing the continuous migration of TCF-1+ T cells btwn the tumor & draining lymphoid tissue bit.ly/3OBixjH
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Very excited to share our manuscript @LabWithers entitled "In vivo labelling reveals continuous trafficking of TCF-1+ T cells between tumor and lymphoid tissue" has been accepted by @JExpMed today. DOI:10.1084/jem.20210749. Many thanks to all the co-authors for your great help
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Prof David Withers promises a truly illuminating talk, in which he will discuss using photoconvertible immune cells to track changes after #checkpointblockade in the tumour and beyond!
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🆕 Checkpoint Blockade – Understanding Mechanisms, Unlocking New Approaches
@BSI_TumourImm are pleased to bring you their conference on 23 March in Birmingham! ✨
Save the date & find out what you have to look forward in the latest #Immunology News 👉buff.ly/3rR08qg
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Happy to be part of collaboration between professor Mark Coles and processor David Withers lab @LabWithers #bsi2021
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Great PhD oppurtunity to work with myself, Kaye Williams and Jamie Honeychurch in Manchester, @LabWithers in Birmingham and @AstraZeneca on how best to optimisie radiotherapy and immunotherapy cominations to treat cancer. Deadline 12th November!
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Come register for the BSI West Midland conference, free for BSI members. Lots of interesting talks on, I’ll be speaking about TCR signal strength and checkpoint receptors! @BendingLab
🔜 Just over a week to go for our conference “A prime boost to Immunology in the West Midlands” 17th June.
Excellent talks and line-up ⬇️ still time to register! Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity 🙌 @bsicongress @britsocimm @ICVS_UoB @InflamAge_UoB @ImmunologyUoB @bsicongress
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New blood test can spot coronavirus victims without symptoms mol.im/a/8428961 via @MailOnline
Congratulations to Alex Richter, Adam Cunningham at University of Birmingham and colleagues at The Binding Site, Birmingham for this ground-breaking development.