Five CSB PIs are on the list of Highly Cited Researchers of 2018. Congratulations to Brad Bernstein, Matthias Nahrendorf, Mikael Pittet, Fil Swirski, and Ralph Weissleder!

“A small population of immune cells is key for successful cancer immunotherapy” - Study by Garris et al. from the Pittet Lab. See also interview with the authors.

The Cover of Science Immunology's September issue features our hand-drawn sketch of a microscopy room used for intravital imaging and discussed in this review.

"Our review on single cell imaging to study the immune system is out. We discuss how intravital imaging can be used to “record the wild lives of immune cells" in various tissues. We also provide a comprehensive overview of mouse reporter lines to track many types of immune cells in vivo.

Congratulations to Camilla Engblom from the PittetLab, whose paper entitled "Osteoblasts remotely supply lung tumors with cancer-promoting SiglecFhigh neutrophils” and published in Science in December 2017 has been named Select Paper of the Year 2017 from the Graduate Student Division.

The work of Pittet Lab is featured in The Scientist - "Macrophages Play a Double Role in Cancer".

Congrats to Cécile Piot from the @PittetLab who was awarded a scholarship from the EPFL WISH foundation! The foundation supports promising women in their goal to make a carrier in science, architecture or engineering and who are accepted in prestigious schools for their master thesis.