For those interested From: Research Networks, Health <research-networks.health@au.dk> Date: Friday, 16 May 2025 at 11.03 To: Anja P. Einholm <ape@au.dk> Subject: LightRail Seminar on How understanding molecular drivers of inflammation aids the development of targeted therapeutics for inflammatory diseases - 23 June 2025 Dear member of the Inflammation Network We are happy to invite you to the LightRail Seminar on 23 June 2025 The topic for this LightRail seminar is “How understanding molecular drivers of inflammation aids the development of targeted therapeutics for inflammatory diseases”. The moderator for this seminar is Rune Hartmann. Come and hear these exciting talks: * Connecting neuronal signaling to gut inflammation in zebrafish? by Gilles Vanswalleghem, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics * Reducing the inflammatory effect of innate immune activation while maintaining antiviral effect, defining the fundamentals by Rune Hartmann, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics * How STING activate NFkB signaling part one by Anna Christensen, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics * How STING activate NFkB signaling part two by Aneta Jurkiewicz , Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics * Why does inflammation increase with aging? By Tinna Stevnsner , Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics * Diseases caused by Autoimmune Induced Nucleotide Sensing by Bent Deleuran, Department of Biomedicine See attached flyer. You can get further information and register here: LightRail Seminar 23 June 2025<https://health.au.dk/en/the-inflammation-network/display/artikel/lightrail-seminar-23-june-2025> (deadline June 19) Venlig hilsen / Kind regards Alexandra Marcinkowska Secretary Mobile: 2238 5439 Research Networks: E-mail: research-networks.health@au.dk<mailto:research-networks.health@au.dk> Health, Aarhus University Health, Aarhus University Vennelyst Boulevard 4, 1265. 222 8000 Aarhus C Web: Forskningsnetværk (au.dk)<https://health.au.dk/forskning/forskningsnetvaerk> [Beskrivelse: Beskrivelse: afsender_logo]
