AAI Congratulates Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine 2025 — Celebrating Immunology’s Role in Health
In response to the announcement for the Nobel Laureates in Phisiology or Medicine 2025, Dr. Uli von Andrian, President of…
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Immunoparisitology Collection in The JI: Q&A with Guest Editor Tajie H. Harris
The Journal of Immunology has published a new special collection, “Immunoparasitology: Parasites as Drivers of Immune Discovery,” guest edited by…
Immunology Explained: AAI’s Public Communications Initiative Aims to Help the Public Understand the Science Behind Their Health
Immunology Explained connects immunology to overall health, helping people understand its link to common concerns such as allergies, childhood vaccines, infection, and even cancer.
Antigen Exposure Impacts CD8 T Cell Recovery from Irradiation
Researchers investigated the effects of radiation exposure on memory CD8 T cells based on their history of antigen exposure.
Complement C3 Could Have Therapeutic Applications for Osteoporosis
New data in The Journal of Immunology suggests that inhibition of C3 could have therapeutic applications in osteoporosis.
Immune System Markers Could Unleash Personalized Veterinary Care for Dogs
Research identified patterns in markers of the immune system that could lead to personalized veterinary care for dogs from simple blood tests.
Parasitic Worms Evolved to Suppress Neurons in Skin
New research, published in The Journal of Immunology, discovered that a parasitic worm suppresses neurons in the skin to evade detection.
Expanding Human and Clinical Immunology in The Journal of Immunology
AAI News & Views spoke with Dr. Roshini Abraham about the future of human and clinical immunology in The Journal of Immunology.
Surprising Discovery Changes our Understanding of Shark Immune Systems
An exciting discovery reveals that nurse shark pancreas contains organized immune tissue in the form of B cell follicles.
Beyond the Breakthrough: What Comes After Immunological Discovery?
There has never been a more exciting time in immunology. But what happens after the discovery? How do we ensure that the knowledge generated informs clinical and public health decision-making? Professor Miles Davenport provides expert insight.