Post-Doc in @LMackayLab, @TheDohertyInst Non-COVID immunologist
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined April 2019
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Tom Burn retweeted
Are all skin TRM cells created equal? Beyond excited to share our new paper in @ScienceMagazine, where we show diverse CD8+ TRM use distinct molecular pathways to develop and persist in skin, which we can target to fine-tune the skin-immune landscape🧵👇🏻 science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Congratulations @simpak, @susanna_c_, & @LMackayLab! An exciting story and an epic effort by three of the hardest-working, talented scientists you could hope to work with!
🌟Excited to share our latest work on how functionally distinct skin TRM utilise different pathways to establish residency, published today in @ScienceMagazine! A true labour of love by BFF @simpak and @susanna_c_! 👩🔬 @TheDohertyInst @UniMelb @UniMelbMDHS science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Tom Burn retweeted
Honoured to be awarded the @AAMRI_Aus @CSL Rising Star Award 💫 So grateful for the recognition of our work to unravel tissue immunity 🔬🎉
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Congratulations Prof Laura MacKay, from @TheDohertyInst, named AAMRI Rising Star of they year, proudly sponsored by @CSL. Her research in immunology has significantly changed the thinking on future research in immunity, vaccinology & cancer immunotherapy. aamri.org.au/news-events/med…
Tom Burn retweeted
In vitro models of CD8 T cell exhaustion make high-throughput interrogation easy, but can they be used to discover real Tex biology with therapeutic relevance?
Read to find out! In our new work from the @EJohnWherry lab, out now at @SciImmunology, we...
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Our latest work is out @ImmunityCP ! Find out how we used surface proteome analyses to explore circulating and tissue-resident memory T cells diversity across tissues & many more!👇
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@LMackayLab @TheDohertyInst #teamTRM 🧪🔬🧵
Congrats @TFordRobertson!!! Very cool evolutionary biology of T cells!!!
🚨 New paper alert out now in @PNASNews! Have you ever wondered how T cells search the host for antigen in animals that don’t have lymph nodes (ie fish, amphibians, birds, reptiles)? Then this one’s for you: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
@ZebrafishRock @LabHutt #Immunology #zebrafish
Tom Burn retweeted
Gearing up to offer our DIYtranscriptomics course again this Spring semester (Jan), covering bulk and #singlecell RNA-seq. All video lectures will be freely available online. Updated labs too! Something specific you'd like to see? Post in the comments!
diytranscriptomics.com/
Tom Burn retweeted
We are happy to share our latest publication from Mary Margaret Addison, PhD! Here, she highlights the ability of activated CD4+ T cells to act as antigen-presenting cells and present endogenous antigen derived from infectious HIV-1! jimmunol.org/content/early/2…
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Have you ever wondered what controls tissue residency in CD8 vs CD4 T cells? Find out today! @NatImmunol go.nature.com/3zCkJlI 🧵👇 Amazing teamwork @raissaf @TomBurn8 @TheDohertyInst 🧑🔬
Congrats Maxi!!! @maxevrard Elegant, mechanistic study, and well deserved accolades!
Excited to see our new study out in @JExpMed ! Find out how S1PR5 regulates T cell migration and their differentiation into resident-memory T cells here 👇 bit.ly/3nluiOh
Thank you @LMackayLab, our amazing #teamTRM @TheDohertyInst and all co-authors!
Congratulations @susanna_c_ !! Beautiful story and great to see it out!!
So excited to see this labour of love 🤍@susanna_c_ in press this morning! Read how tissue imprinting shapes Trm cell behaviour here!!👇@LMackayLab @maxevrard @simpak @raissaf @TomBurn8 @TheDohertyInst @UniMelb @UniMelbMDHS
Tom Burn retweeted
Statement on the Doherty Institute modelling:
The Doherty Institute understands how extremely challenging lockdown restrictions are for everyone.
Tom Burn retweeted
I listened to The Smiths a bunch of times and wrote about my experience as an ECR.
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Congratulations to Ruth, Taku, and everyone else involved in this incredible study! @IGGPenn
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