Check out our first newsletter, which introduces our non-profit board of directors, what we accomplished during our inaugural Black In Immuno Week, and what we hope to accomplish this year!

Our Nature Reviews Immunology article is up and open access. Check it out here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41577-021-00645-5.

Check out our first newsletter, which introduces our non-profit board of directors, what we accomplished during our inaugural Black In Immuno Week, and what we hope to accomplish this year!

Dr. Madina Wane, one of our co-founders, was featured this week on the Immune podcast where she talks about using zebrafish as a model for understanding the loss of smell associated with COVID-19.

Justine Noel and Joel Babdor, two of our co-founders, were interviewed by Farah Qaiser for an article in Forbes to talk all things Black in Immuno, summarize #BlackInImmunoWeek, and talk about future plans!

Alexis Mobley, a fifth year doctoral student and one of our co-founders was featured this week on the Excellsior podcast with Candice Limper where she talks science, her journey, and Black in Immuno!

Dr Elizabeth Wayne, a faculty member at Carnegie Mellon in Immunoengineering was featured this week on the Unravelling Science podcast with Megan Hanlon where she talks science, her journey, and Black in Immuno!

Published by Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine news, this article speaks to importance of diversity in immunology and the mission of Black in Immuno.

Joel Babdor was featured in a NYT article on Black representation in scientific publications and BlackInImmuno!

Alexis, Joel, Elaine, Justine, and Evonne joined #immune to discuss their careers, research, and #BlackInImmuno.