Matthias Eberl
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Immunologists are very social people—they love to meet other immunologists and talk about immunology (and immunologists). Constantly! γδ T‐cell researchers are no exception. On the contrary, as there are not so many of them compared to, say, researchers working on dendritic cells, they especially crave frequent interactions with like‐minded scientists. This is where the technological solutions being developed during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) pandemic come into play that have, almost overnight, allowed researchers to hold meetings and lectures online. We here describe how we set up the virtual ‘γδ T Cell Club’, a monthly webinar series that aims to bring the field closer together, and present our musings about what we have learned from this experience, which we hope is useful for other researchers interested in connecting online.
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Eddie Wang
Professor
Cardiff University School of Medicine
Ian Humphreys
Cardiff University
Thomas Herrmann
University of Würzburg
Kristin Ladell
Clinical Reader & Doctor in Paediatrics
Cardiff University
Erin Adams
Joseph Regenstain Professor of Biochemistry
University of Chicago
Maria Papadopoulou
Université libre de Bruxelles
Sheena Cruickshank
The University of Manchester
Guillem Sanchez Sanchez
Université libre de Bruxelles
Matt Morgan
Adjunct Clinical Professor
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Andreas Artemiou
Lecturer (permanent
Cardiff University
Jonathan Tyrrell
Lecturer of Biomedical Sciences & Medical Microbiology
Swansea University
Luregn Schlapbach
Professor in Pediatric Intensive Care
University of Zurich
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