The Pollheimer lab investigates interactive processes between the foetus and the maternal immune system that take place during early placentation
Medical University of Vienna
Joined April 2022
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Proud and honored to share our new paper in @SciImmunology! Fibrinoid-associated neutrophils promote invasive placentation and shape neutrophil reprogramming at the maternal–fetal interface.
doi.org/10.1126/sciimmunol.a…
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Registration has officially opened for the 4th annual Spatial Biology Summit! Join us in person or virtually this September for an incredible lineup of speakers angelolab.com/spatial-biolog… @b_iologist @CandaceCLiu @MikeAngeloLab @Bendall_Lab @mina_pichavant
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Thrilled to announce that we are looking for a Research Technician/Assistant to join our lab @IMBA. Please consider applying if you’re enthusiastic about #devbio #stemcells #teamwork and excited to help shaping a new lab!
I’m thankful for any retweet!
imba.onlyfy.jobs/job/l6u2m98…
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Check out another great one from @NoahGreenwald where we look at spatial predictors of response to anti-PD1 in TNBC!
I’m super excited to share what I’ve been working on for the last (many) years: a spatial + genomic + transcriptomic characterization of how the breast cancer microenvironment evolves through immunotherapy! (1/x) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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we are moving! you can now find us on bluesky: @pollheimerlab.bsky.social.
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Looking for PhD and postdoc possitions and interested in immunometabolic research? Then apply within our SFB F83 Immunometabolism @FWF_at #Vienna #Graz
We are recruiting!!
Are you interested in Immunometabolism research? We have open Postdoc and PhD positions in within our Special Research Progamme (SFB) to study the metabolic interplay of macrophages with tissue cells: immunometabolism.at/job-open… Please RT! #immunometabolism
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Thrilled to share that our paper nature.com/articles/s41586-0… is featured in a fantastic Nature News & Views piece by @ThomasTueting! 🎉 Grateful for the spotlight on our research and its impact on understanding cancer immunology. nature.com/articles/d41586-0… 👀👉 rdcu.be/d3cRz
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It’s free to publish in JCS – there are no submission charges, membership fees, page charges, or colour charges. For details on this and other reasons to choose JCS, visit the @Co_Biologists exhibit (booth 517) at #CellBio2024 or visit our website: journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
ALT JCS cover showing an immunoelectron micrograph of LIMP-2 knockout mouse embryonic fibroblasts overexpressing LIMP-2–GFP. The cells have colloidal gold labelling of the KDEL motif (an endoplasmic reticulum marker; 10 nm gold particles) and GFP (15 nm gold particles). Note the extended contact site between the endoplasmic reticulum (pseudocoloured in pink) and lysosomes (pseudocoloured in turquoise). Mitochondria are pseudocoloured in yellow.
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Excited to launch our lab's official Twitter/X account! Follow us at @ZhangLabUCDavis for lab news, research highlights, and more! #repro #WomensHealth #uterus #placenta #stemcells #development
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For those at IFPA in Montreal, the EPG regional meeting is at 4 p.m. in Symphonie 2. Anyone working on the placenta in Europe is welcome, whether you are a registered member or not!
(Also, pleased to say the EPG website is back and will soon be updated! europeanplacenta.com )
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We are only TWO WEEKS away from the start of the Spatial Biology Summit! It's not too late to register! We are still accepting poster abstracts until the end of this week. More info here: angelolab.com/spatial-biolog…
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We are a kind, caring group of diverse scientists dedicated to pregnancy immunology.
For more details on how to apply, please see: careers.mskcc.org/vacancies/…
(re-tweets greatly appreciated)
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What?? @GarryPNolan!! Count me in!!
Spots are filling up faster than expected, please be sure to register soon if you want to join us!
Despite a minor scheduling hiccup...the Science Grandfather himself @GarryPNolan is also confirmed to be speaking! You don't want to miss this!
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Colleagues at the @tommys preterm birth centre at QMUL are looking for a post-doc looking at heat stress on the placenta and the role of inflammatory markers leading to preterm birth with @ttchowdhury
qmul.ac.uk/jobs/vacancies/it…
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We are recruiting!!
Are you interested in #Immunometabolism, #Macrophages, and their production of novel metabolites during health & disease? We have an open position for a postdoc in Vienna at @MedUni_Wien. Please DM or email me!
Happy to announce that our lab has received a new research grant @FWF_at to investigate immunological adaptations at the maternal-fetal interface. Looking forward to work with our collaboration partners @MikeAngeloLab @SchabbauerL
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The view from the surface of a Comet, an alien landscape captured by the Rosetta spacecraft during its visit to Comet 67P.
📽: ESA/Rosetta/@landru79
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I am looking for postdocs for my lab in Vienna. Email me if you are interested.
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It's absolutely vital to examine just how accurate our cell models are. Thanks to everyone involved for their hard work! 🎊
🚨 NEW PAPER ALERT 🚨
Our latest research in @Dev_Cell dives into assessing primary and stem cell-derived human trophoblast organoids.
Find the 🧵 by the first author @MattShannon_Sci below ⬇️
doi.org/10.1016/j.devcel.202…