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Susumu Tonegawa, Nobel Laureate and Distinguished Fellow of AAI, Dies at 86

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AAI Supports the Nomination of Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC Director

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Member Spotlight: Nadeem Fazal, MD, PhD

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Meet New AAI President Avery August, PhD

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Biomarkers Could Help Identify ICU Patients at Risk of Chronic Critical Illness 

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ImmunoHorizons, Green Sunglasses, and Superheroes

Charles Richter2 years ago2 years ago04 mins

Mark Kaplan, outgoing Editor-in-Chief of ImmunoHorizons, reflects on his time with the journal and where he sees open-access heading.

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Deepta Bhattacharya Breaks Ground on New Immunology Center

Charles Richter2 years ago1 year ago02 mins

AAI member, Deepta Bhattacharya, talks to us about the new Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies (CAMI) at the University of Arizona.

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New Editor-in-Chief of ImmunoHorizons 

Matt Lam2 years ago2 years ago04 mins

AAI proudly announces the appointment of Bonnie N. Dittel, Ph.D., as the new editor-in-chief of ImmunoHorizons. Dr. Dittel’s five-year term will commence on January 1, 2025, and end on December 31, 2029. 

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Navigating a Sea of Predatory Publishers

Matt Lam2 years ago2 years ago03 mins

Unlike legitimate society publishers, one of the red flags of a predatory publisher is insufficient communication with journal staff. Often, responses from predatory publishers leave you with more questions than answers.

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Predatory Publishers: Author Beware!

Matt Lam2 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Predatory publishers are finding creative ways to mimic legitimate author-outreach efforts. They are using language in their communications and on their websites that can be misleading to the untrained eye.

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