Congratulations to Andre and Clara for their publication on c-FLIP-R and ist role in NK cells during influenza A infection! Read more here:
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00109-025-02627-9
Our research group Immune Regulation, in collaboration with Dr. Johannes Karges from the Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has uncovered immunogenic properties of a novel metal complex with exciting potential as a chemotherapeutic. The findings, now published in Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, open new avenues for cancer therapy research. The discovery has also attracted media attention, being featured in a recent article by Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (WAZ) — you can read the coverage here.
Link to WAZ: Bochumer Krebsforscher: Dieser Wirkstoff kann mehr als Chemo
Link to the publication: Gallium(III) Complex Induces Immunogenic Cell Death Hallmarks for Chemoimmunotherapy | Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
Fresh from the press: congratulations to Carlos, Clara, and the other co-workers on their accepted paper in Frontiers in Immunology on the role of Atg5, a crucial autophagy gene, in T cells and their responses against tumors. For more information: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/immunology/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2025.1284391/full
On April 29th, we celebrate the Day of Immunology. This year, regulatory T cells as guardians of immune balance are the main topic. You can register for the IUIS event here:
https://iuis.org/day-of-immunology/
The 55th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI) will take place in Munich from September 15th till 18th – just immediately before the Octoberfest! More information and registration via https://www.immunology-conference.de/
The next meeting of the DGfI study group Signal Transduction will take place within the frame of the STS Meeting on Signal Transduction: Receptors, Mediator and Genes in Weimar on November 2nd-4th 2026. You can register via https://sigtrans.de/
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