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Where do all the alumni go?
Contributors Yuriy Baglaenko and Eric Gracey Students from the department of immunology at the University of Toronto recently completed a survey of their 288 alumni, tracking their career choices and...
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What skills do the University of Toronto department of immunology alumni take...
contributors Yuriy Baglaenko and Eric Gracey Students from the department of immunology at the University of Toronto recently completed a survey of their 288 alumni, tracking their career choices and...
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#ScientistOnTheMove: February 2015
This month scientists have been setting up new labs, coordinating research, moving continents and more. Claire Haworth and Oliver DavisImage credit: Jan MacDonald at Blenheim Photography Claire Haworth...
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Lessons from a laureate
Carina Dehner shares what she learnt at the 2015 Lindau Nobel meeting from Professor Peter Doherty, winner of the Medicine or Physiology Nobel in 1996. Guest contributor Carina Dehner Peter Doherty and...
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Uncertain Airspace: Changing career paths is disorienting and exhilarating
Pursuing a new career makes PhD student Jonathan Wosen feel like a baby goose—and he loves it. Sometimes I ask people, “if you weren’t studying biology, what would you do?” At first, they’re taken...
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TechBlog: Tell-tale LIPSTIC reveals cell-cell interactions
Pasqual, G. et al. Nature 553, 496–500 (2018). By Esther Landhuis The mammalian immune system is a sprawling network of cells, each with unique properties and functions. As discussed in my latest...
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