June 2024 – DGfI T cell study group meeting in Marburg

Luisa, Teresa, and Maxi joined the annual meeting of the T cell study group of the German Society of Immunology (DGfI) in Marburg. They enjoyed the many talks, networking, and the nice dinner at the medieval castle on the top of Schlossberg. Luisa gave a talk on her project.

May 2024 – New DAAD RISE Germany research intern from Canada

The Baumjohann Lab is happy to host another DAAD RISE Germany research intern. This year, Phoebe McNair-Luxon from The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, will stay in our group for the next three months. She will learn all about T helper cells with hands-on lab experience under Luisa’s and Teresa’s guidance.

April 2024 – New paper in Nature Communications!

We are super excited to see our study together with Katharina Lahl’s group on Bcl6 in dendritic cells now published in Nature Communications 🔬 😀 Genomic deletion of Bcl6 differentially affects conventional dendritic cell subsets and compromises Tfh/Tfr/Th17 cell responsesXiao H#, Ulmert I#, Bach L, Huber J, Narasimhan H, Kurochkin I, Chang Y, Holst S, Mörbe […]

March 2023 – New paper in Science Immunology!

We are thrilled to see our tour-de-force on the role of TGF-β and c-Maf in Tfh/Th17 cell differentiation now published in Science Immunology (freely accessible through our list of Publications): TGF-β specifies TFH versus TH17 cell fates in murine CD4+ T cells through c-MafChang Y#, Bach L#, Hasiuk M, Wen L, Elmzzahi T, Tsui C, […]

February 2024 – Best talk award

With two talks (Teresa and Luisa) and three posters, the Baumjohann Lab was well-represented at this year’s Life Science Network Bonn (Bonner Forum Biomedizin, BFB) meeting in Hennef. And congratulations to Luisa – she won the best talk award!

February 2024 – Carnival

For this year’s carnival celebration, members of the Kato, Jung, and Baumjohann labs dressed up as bees.

November 2023 – Cluster Science Days

Each November, scientists of our Cluster of Excellence ImmunoSensation meet to discuss their latest reseach. This year we had over 300 in-person attendants in the BMZ I lecture hall and our lab was well-represented by one short talk given by Luisa and 5 poster presentations!