An inflammatory sciences centre @ox.ac.uk @ndorms.bsky.social. Bridging discovery and clinical research, focused on the biology of tissue health and chronic disease.
Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology
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Research, led by Edward Jenkins at the Kennedy Institute @kiroxford.bsky.social, has revealed how one of the immune system’s most important regulatory pathways operates at the earliest moments of T cell activation.
On Monday 8 June, Prof Cornelia Weyand will join us to present 'Metabolic Checkpoints in Rheumatoid Arthritis: SARM1-Mediated PANoptosis Sustains Autoimmune Tissue Inflammation'. Our external seminars are open to all members of the University of Oxford. Don't miss it! events.ox.ac.uk/oxford_event...
What a brilliant couple of days at the Kennedy Institute Postdoc Symposium! An opportunity to share research and look for new collaborations! 🔬🧬🥼🧫
We are hiring a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Immunometabolism to join the Clarke group!
If you have:
✅ A PhD in immunology or a related area
✅ An understanding of the role of cellular metabolism in the immune system
✅ A strong publication record
Then apply here! 👇
www.kennedy.ox.ac.uk/jobs
On Monday 1 June, Prof. Dr. med. Stefan Uderhardt will join us to present 'Towards a tissue-level understanding of homeostasis and inflammation'. Our external seminars are open to all members of the University of Oxford. Don't miss it! events.ox.ac.uk/oxford_event...
Each month, one of our research groups organises a themed social for the whole Institute! 🙏
Last week @monacogroup.bsky.social held an incredible Chelsea Flower Show themed event, with hibiscus cake, flower origami & games. 🌺
In recent months we've also had a plant swap, St Patrick's Day, & more.
Dr Fränze Progatzky was awarded a Lister Prize in 2025, and we are hosting a prizegiving to showcase her work & celebrate her achievement. 🎉
Wed 10 June
10:30-12:00
Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology
Open to all members of the University of Oxford. More info here: events.ox.ac.uk/oxford_event...
Prof Irina Udalova has received £2.7M from the Medical Research Council to investigate how neutrophils adapt to tissues and contribute to immune diseases.
The research could lead to the development of a new class of neutrophil-targeted therapeutics.
www.kennedy.ox.ac.uk/news/major-m...
Great to see Nick in action at the #EASLCongress this year, presenting his work on the gut-liver axis in PSC!
Nick’s abstract was also featured in the best at EASL showcase, titled “Microbially deconjugated bile acid-mediated ileal barrier function deficit”👏👨🔬🎉
@kiroxford.bsky.social
Excellent day at Westgate today for the Oxford BRC public engagement day! It was great to have the giant gut wall out on a sunny Thursday, and lots of bacteria Pom Poms were made!🦠☀️
@ndorms.bsky.social @kiroxford.bsky.social
Prof Irina Udalova has received a programme grant of £2.7M from the Medical Research Council (MRC) to investigate how neutrophils – a type of white blood cell that forms the body’s first line of defen...
