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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20261112T151500
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URL:https://inflames.utu.fi/events/inflames-seminar-from-manuscript-to-imp
 act-navigating-high-impact-publishing-and-an-academic-career/
SUMMARY:InFLAMES seminar: From manuscript to impact: navigating high-impact
  publishing and an academic career
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Professor Miguel Soares\, the Gulbenkian Institute of 
 Molecular Medicine (GIMM)\, Portugal\n\nTitle: From manuscript to impact: 
 navigating high-impact publishing and an academic career\nTime: 12 Novembe
 r 2026\, 15:15-16:15\nLocation: Säätiö\, Medisiina D\n\nAbout the speak
 er:\n\nProfessor Miguel Soares earned his Ph.D. in Science from the Univer
 sity of Louvain in Belgium in 1995. He worked as a Principal Investigator 
 at Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência\, Oeiras\, Portugal from 2004 to 2024 
 and is currently active at Gulbenkian Institute of Molecular Medicine (GIM
 M). He was offered a professorship at Lisbon Medical Schools of Universida
 de de Lisboa\, Portugal\, in 2004.\n\nThe research of his laboratory aims 
 at understanding the mechanisms regulating inflammation and immunity and h
 ow these can be targeted therapeutically to overcome the pathologic outcom
 e of major immune mediated inflammatory diseases.\n\nThey have\, for examp
 le\, identified carbon monoxide (CO) as a cytoprotective and immunoregulat
 ory gasotransmitter\, found that CO is protective against a broad range of
  immune mediated inflammatory conditions\, and discovered that CO prevents
  the deleterious effects exerted by labile heme and driving the pathogenes
 is of severe malaria. They have described cell autonomous transcriptional 
 stress-responses as essential to support the survival of an infected host 
 irrespectively of its pathogen load\, providing a mechanistic basis for th
 e establishment of disease tolerance to malaria and sepsis. Later they unc
 overed a metabolic response that controls malaria virulence &amp\; transmi
 ssion\, an inter-organ response that controls life-threatening malaria ane
 mia\, and found that regulation of iron metabolism by ferritin heavy chain
  influences T regulatory cell lineage stability under homeostatic and path
 ological conditions.\n\nYou can check a more detailed biography of the spe
 aker at his Orcid page here: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9314-4833.
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CATEGORIES:Events in English,Tapahtumat
LOCATION:Säätiö lecture hall\, Medisiina D\, Kiinamyllynkatu 10\, Turku\
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