John Lindner
@johnmlindner.bsky.social
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Molecular Immunologist TCRs, BCRs, and their ligands Head of Immunology Discovery at BioMed X Heidelberg, Germany and New Haven, CT
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In the face of pushback against workplace inclusion and diversity practices by some in power, it is incumbent on responsible leaders everywhere to ensure true fairness, recognize talent, and support the careers particularly of those given an inherent societal disadvantage! #InternationalWomensDay
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EFIS mourns the passing of Fritz Melchers
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We extend heartfelt condolences to Fritz Melchers' family, friends, colleagues and the immunology community around the world.

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To any and all affected scientists @altnih4science.bsky.social (or other opportunity-seekers), we're hiring in New Haven! Postdoc and RA position, please reach out to me or PI @anothercutler.bsky.social if interested, immunology/macrophage experience ideal, please share with your networks #immunosky
Thanks for adding me! Still new to the scientific social media game… any particular hashtags we are using for a TCR/BCR catch-all?
I’m biased of course but this is a detailed new mechanism for the direct action of IL-2 on antigen-experiencing B cells, driving early/extrafollicular antibody responses! Congrats to @katyely.bsky.social and all co-authors on a job diligently and well done! Glad I could help #immunosky #bcells
✨ Ever wondered why B cells are so fond of IL-2? Wonder no more! Our study is now published in Immunity @cellpress.bsky.social 🔍📑 A truly perfect Thanksgiving gift! 🧑‍🔬💉🔬https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1kAq43qNrUxuTR
Super cool repository, free for (non-commercial) use and still… should never, ever, under any circumstances be used in a PowerPoint presentation

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Kids, drugs are bad, don’t do them… also, learn to play the cello… also, forget the first part of what I said… you know what, just google “cello goblin” youtu.be/ucWTdsxL25E?...
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I guess Stable Diffusion needs physics to understand which finger this biologist should be holding up 😋
Indeed a fascinating new look at intratumoral T cell subsets! Would be great to learn about TCR clonality of “Subset 3” and whether these cells are (pre-)enriched for tumor specificities! #immunosky
I’m very fascinated about this study showing stem cell-like effector CD4 T cells that can become the classic T helper subsets. In tumors, Tregs suppress these cells, blocking Th1 seeding and anti-tumor effects! Jenkins lab also recently described a similar CD4 phenotype with different implications.
Differentiation fate of a stem-like CD4 T cell controls immunity to cancer - Nature
A population of tumour-specific PD1+TCF1+ CD4 T cells in tumour-draining lymph nodes is capable of self-renewal and differentiation into CD4 effector cells, thereby controlling CD8 T cell activity.
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Does that generalize to models that don’t involve physics in the first place? 🤔 Let’s compromise and agree that infusing (more) physics into representations is essentially improving the training quality
Agree 💯 and will add that the only substantial way to make those models better at this point is to increase the quality and quantity of training data, which for us only happens in the wet lab
Every day a new foundation model drops, and as an experimentalist, I just skim the preprint and go back to my pipettes. Foundation model fatigue. The bar for adoption is high and requires experimental validation.
We leverage synbio techniques to explore lymphocyte receptor:ligand interactions and build functional discovery reporters, would be grateful to be added to the pack!
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