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New cohort of international doctoral talent will tackle challenges of contemporary industry

New cohort of international doctoral talent will tackle challenges of contemporary industry
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Heterologous infection and vaccination shapes immunity against SARS-CoV-2 variants

Heterologous infection and vaccination shapes immunity against SARS-CoV-2 variants
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Training the next generation of innovative leaders in business and digital transformation

 E-Mail IMAGE: A screenshot from day one of the EINST4INE project kick off meeting held online view more  Credit: EINST4INE EINST4INE (the European Training Network for InduStry Digital Transformation across Innovation Ecosystems) is a €4M research initiative addressing some of the gaps and challenges faced by industries adapting to the digital revolution. In a virtual event on 8 and 10 February 2021, the consortium of European and Australian partners officially launched EINST4INE s 48-month programme. With world-leading expertise in the areas of Open Innovation, Industry 4.0, digital transformation, and innovation ecosystems, the EINST4INE team will develop new methods, skills, concepts and roadmaps to guide businesses towards digital transformation.

New research highlights the importance of a forgotten organ in ensuring healthy pregnancies

 E-Mail An international research team led by the University of British Columbia (UBC) has uncovered for the first time the importance of a small gland tucked behind the sternum that works to prevent miscarriage and diabetes in pregnant women. The organ in question is the thymus, identified in a study published today in the journal Nature as playing a significant role in both metabolic control and immunity in pregnancy. How the immune system adapts to support mother and fetus has puzzled researchers for decades. The study conducted by an international research team, including UBC s Dr. Josef Penninger reveals an answer. The researchers have found that female sex hormones instruct important changes in the thymus, a central organ of the immune system, to produce specialized cells called Tregs to deal with physiological changes that arise in pregnancy.

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