Deciphering the human immune system to improve human health for all.
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On #WorldHealthDay: Dr. Anna Aschenbrenner of DZNE explains why the immune fingerprint is the key to understanding disease risk at the individual level, and why mapping it across all of humanity is the next frontier.
#StandWithScience @dzne.science @immunosens.bsky.social
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One of immunology's most urgent questions isn't technical: it's about who the science is actually for.
Eva Harris has spent 30+ years studying dengue, Zika, & chikV in Latin America. She shares her thoughts on open science & equity in our latest Banbury conversation:
🎥https://youtu.be/Nf-uRvnnrMU
Our latest Banbury Series conversation: No single lab or institution can untangle the complexity of the human immune system alone.
A*STAR SIgN Executive Director Lam Kong Peng on why collaboration across borders and disciplines is the only path forward.
🔬https://youtu.be/2qsxtLVXeZ4
Prof. Moustapha Mbow on how mapping immune diversity across populations and countries can help give African scientists have a real seat at the table.
Our latest episode from the HIP Banbury Series now live:
🎥https://youtu.be/J8AHWVdONBQ
This vibrant video by our Immunology team shows how similar millions of cells are to one another.
Each tiny dot represents a single cell; and their color, the cell type: cyan for intestinal cells, red for T cells, white for liver cells, orange for smooth muscle cells.
Stanford's HIMC has been at the frontier of systems immunology since Mark Davis founded it in 2007. But as HIMC Director Holden Maecker says, decoding the immunome is beyond the scope of any 1 lab.
HIP is the global movement to change that.
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Banbury is known for hosting historic scientific meetings. Prof. Maria Yazdanbakhsh of @unileiden.bsky.social, founder HypoVax Global, thinks HIP fits well in that ground-breaking company.
Our latest Banbury Series conversation is now live.
🔬https://youtu.be/JlYhTiLVa1o
Decoding the immunome isn't a single-lab problem. It's a moonshot.
HIP Scientific Partner Ho Namkoong of Keio University on why mapping human immune diversity demands a coordinated, big-science effort.
First in our Banbury series.
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In our second Banbury interview, Dr. Quirijn de Mast of @radboudumc.bsky.social joins us to talk about immune diversity within and across populations, and why a complete picture of human immunity requires data from the full breadth of humanity — and benefits us all.
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Linea Avey knows something about audacious scientific projects. As co-founder of 23andMe, she helped bring genomics to millions of people & proved that big data could transform personalized health.
Now, as a HIP board member, she's championing an even bolder vision.
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