Edoardo Scarpa

PhD positions available!
Join us to explore host-pathogen interactions & infection-induced cellular senescence. We’re seeking curious minds at the intersection of infection biology, ageing, & drug delivery.
Details: infectiondynamics.unimi.it/opportunities/
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#PhD #AcademicJobs

PhD positions available!
Join us to explore host-pathogen interactions & infection-induced cellular senescence. We’re seeking curious minds at the intersection of infection biology, ageing, & drug delivery.
Details: infectiondynamics.unimi.it/opportunities/
Please share!!

#PhD #AcademicJobs

Just a few days left to apply!! Don't miss the opportunity to join us in Rome for the 10th Annual ICSA Conference

🚨 Big news! The 10th Annual ICSA Meeting is coming to Rome 🇮🇹 on Sept 17-19, 2025!

Join us Sept 16th for the 2nd Phaedon Institute-ICSA SenoTherapeutics Summit!

🎟️ Register now—early bird & abstract submissions close June 15!

🔗 icsa2025rome.com

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La Statale di Milano prima nelle Life Sciences nel bando per il FIS | La Statale NewsLa Statale NewsLa Statale News Assegnati dal MUR i finanziamenti sul bando FIS 2: l’Università Statale di Milano premiata con più di 10 milioni di euro per 10 progetti vincitori.

Amazed to be part of this!
(Unfortunately it is in 🇮🇹)

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Our last seminar of our Live Better Longer community seminar series. Dr Lee Hood, Chief Innovation Officer and Distinguished Professor at Buck is talking about The Future of Medicine. It’s another full house! Stay tuned for details about our next seminar series.

Money and murder: the dark side of the Asilomar meeting on recombinant DNA Nature - The famed 1975 conference about a controversial genetic technology is feted as an example of how scientific self-regulation works. But more significant is what wasn’t discussed.

The meeting has become known simply as Asilomar, a byword for how a scientific community came together to forge consensus on a thorny topic

https://go.nature.com/41ooXLA

What's the best way to become a professor? The answer depends on where you are Hear the biggest stories from the world of science | 22 January 2025

Latest from the Nature Podcast 🔊 What's the best way to become a professor? The answer depends on where you are

https://go.nature.com/4arnEhO

🙌🏽 amazing @martakova.bsky.social! Hard work always pays off!

2024 has been truly a "dream come true" year for me, getting to start my own lab at IFOM. I'm honored to share my reflections on this transition, alongside these 11 other exciting new PIs. Thank you, @naturecancer.bsky.social, for the opportunity to keep it real 😉

Enterobactin inhibits microbiota-dependent activation of AhR to promote bacterial sepsis in mice - Nature Microbiology Bacterial pathogens produce enterobactin, which suppresses microbiota-derived indole activation of Ahr in macrophages to inhibit bacterial clearance and increase the severity of bacterial sepsis.

#MicrobiotaPower! Keskey Alverdy &co show @naturemicrobiol.bsky.social that gut microbiota-derived indoles activate AhR in macrophages, protecting against #sepsis! Bacterial pathogens can produce a siderophore that inhibits AhR increasing sepsis mortality! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Revealed: the fatty cells that are the ‘bubble wrap’ of the body Previously undescribed cells look like fat cells, but they function to provide cushioning and support in cartilage.

The ear and the nose are squishy and stretchy thanks in part to ‘bubble wrap’ cells that provide extra cushioning and structural support to various body parts, a wide-ranging study shows.

www.nature.com/articles/d41...