Congratulations to Philipp Stüve, Luciana Berod and her team for their study on acetyl-CoA carboxylase 1 (ACC1) in Treg biology. Anne-Marie and Ingo took part in the study that was published in Molecular Metabolism (doi: 10.1016/j.molmet.2025.102111). We are happy that we could contribute.

Ingo Schmitz was elected Secretary General by the members of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI). Please visit dgfi.org to find out about the study groups, the schools of the Academy of Immunology and more – and become a member of the society!

Sabrina, Carlos and Ingo participated in the 30^th conference of the European Cell Death Organization (ECDO) in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg. Carlos had good discussions at his poster and we met old friends and got to know new colleagues.

Alicia and Christine attended the DGfI Autumn School in Merseburg and had a great time with lots of immunology in a quite nice environment.

Andre gave an oral presentation on his IkB_NS T cell PhD project at the 6^th European NF-kB Workshop in Marburg. There were also many other interesting talks and we had very good discussions and interactions with other NF-kB researchers from inside and outside Europe.

Our Flow Cytometry Facility is now part of the Medical Research Services of the Medical Faculty of the Ruhr University Bochum. Welcome FlowCore@RUB!

The meeting of the DGfI study group T cells took place on June 27^th-28^th. It was the last time happening in Marburg.  Many thanks to Magdalena Huber (Marburg) and Tobias Bopp (Mainz) for organizing this terrific meeting for many years – and, of course, to Michael Lohoff (Marburg) for initiating it! And congrats and thanks to Dietmar Zehn (Munich) and Bertram Bengsch (Freiburg) for being elected as new speakers of the study group and for taking over the meeting organization!