Mye-InfoBank's myeloid cell type and HNC experts met up at Lund University where aspects of tumor-infiltrating myeloid cells, single-cell datasets, annotations and publication strategies were discussed.

Plenty of computer processing and combined brain power transpired in Birmingham as actively participating researchers drew up an image analysis pipeline for the planned major works of our COST Action.

COST Action Mye-InfoBank's first-ever virtual Young Researcher Conference was a resounding success, with particpants based in 18 countries expanding their understanding of neutrophil biology and big data in the tumor microenvironment.

Movers and shakers: Mye-InfoBank Working Group members were subject to seismic activity in Montenegro in the early hours of the first day of their annual WG meeting...

COST Action Mye-InfoBank preceded their annual meeting in Budva, Montenegro with an intense one-day CELLxGENE workshop training session

Parallel to the macrophage experts in Edinburgh, the members of the neutrophil group got together in Verona.

From Belek to Christmas 2023..... A review of the year's activities.

Fine-tuning collaboration, tools and pipelines.

Young bioinformaticians join forces to develop tools for Mye-InfoBank's disease-subtype researchers.

Facilitating DC phenotypic and functional biomarker development in chronic diseases and infection.

Optimizing a single protocol for macrophages in different diseases.

How can Mye-InfoBank’s Working Groups streamline their activities with each other to reach their mutual scientific goals more effectively?

Bulk tissue samples are composed of different cell types at varying fractions which can be inferred using techniques such as fluorescence-activated cell sorting, which is prohibitively laborious and expensive for clinical use.

How rapidly can Mye-InfoBank now progress in its aim to define and understand the role of myeloid cells in DACI and their usage as markers and therapeutic targets?

Daniel Naumovas is the head of the biobank and a senior medical biologist at the Vilnius University Hospital Santaros Klinikos. He leads a group of 10 young researchers whose main study focus is biobanking, ex-vivo cancer studies...

Text mining to facilitate myeloid immune cell-associated biomarker development in inflammation and cancer, University Hospital Essen, Germany, 11-12.07.2022.

Florent Petitprez studied at Ecole Polytechnique (Palaiseau, France) and AgroParisTech (Paris, France) and obtained engineering degrees in bioinformatics and biotechnology. Mye-InfoBank is Florent’s first COST Action, and he is involved in...

Jan Aleksander Kraśko is a senior scientist in the Laboratory of Immunology at the National Cancer Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania. This is Jan’s first COST Action, and he was immediately thrown into the deep end: he is the Mye-Dialogue working group leader...

Introducing a new feature on our COST Action website, the Young Researcher Spotlight. This month the focus is on Annika M Bruger, Mye-InfoBank's Grant Awarding Coordinator and one of the national MC representatives for Belgium.