Participants from over 21 countries joined Mye-InfoBank's 2nd virtual conference organised by young researchers for young researchers, gaining insight into myeloid cells across the spectrum from bioinformatics to basic research to clinical settings.

Summing up the last of the hive of recent our atlas activities, our Edinburgh host concludes, "Everyone contributed with their own expertise to shape our future work, a real tribute to cooperation."

Showing the power and synergies in our interdisciplinary network ranging from clinical insights into autoimmune diseases to myeloid cell expertise and state-of-the-art single-cell transcriptomics analyses.

At nearly 2,000 meters above sea level in the Austrian Alps, translational working group teams developed a comprehensive strategy for publishing single-cell atlas studies, drawing on the expertise and synergy within the Mye-InfoBank community.

The next steps, a road map, as well as cell type annotations, downstream analysis, and atlas interpretation for the lung atlas were on the agenda of the Action's working group at Ege University, İzmir, Türkiye.

Who is Kevin Mulder, our COST Action's first poster award winner at the Budva meeting? Find out more about him, his academic journey, and his role in a Sopa opera.

Nico Trummer enthusiastically applies his computational experience to tackle complex challenges, further solidifying his commitment to advancing the field of computational biology within the international research community.

The dendritic cell experts too have started work on their single-cell RNA-seq annotation in Nijmegen.

Mye-InfoBank's annotation of single-cell RNA-seq atlases has started!

"Joining brilliant researchers from across Europe to delve into the fascinating world of multiplex image analysis."

Facilitating the transformation of complex molecular data on myeloid cell signatures into biomarker panels.

In the upcoming virtual journal clubs, Thibault Hirsch is hoping to ignite the spark for further collaboration between Mye-InfoBank’s young researchers in myeloid cell-focused hot research topics.

"It was an inspired collaborative group, expertly hosted and led by Caroline Bouzin, and resulted in excellent scientific exchange!"

Can and should myeloid cells be turned into trending social media stars? If so, who forms their fan base, and how are they best reached?

"Both the theoretical and hands-on sessions were very clear, and the presenters invested a lot of time in ensuring it was as perfect as it was."

Collaborative work within Mye-InfoBank has led to a publication refining the state-of-the-art concepts to facilitate the transition of TAN research from experimental insight to clinical translation.

Learning to exploit text mining tools properly for the thorough analysis of myeloid cell diseases publications

Using text mining tools for the thorough analysis of myeloid cell diseases publications. Application deadline: 12 August 2022.

Marcela Hortova Kohoutkova is currently working as a senior postdoctoral researcher at the research institute FNUSA-ICRC in Brno, Czech Republic. Her current postdoctoral research focuses on understanding how...

Annabel Valledor is a professor of Immunology and group leader at the University of Barcelona, ES. Recently, she has been appointed as Mye-InfoBank’s Internal Scientific Monitor to support the MC and WGs in managing...

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