Tobias Hoch
@tobiashoch.bsky.social
Immunology PhD student @University Zurich
looking forward to the first SMyLe seminar with Mate Kiss on Neutrophil plasticity in cancer! Join us via zoom or in-person
Happy to announce our very first SMyLe seminar. Please join us for this exciting talk entitled "Transcriptional regulation of neutrophil plasticity in cancer" by Dr. Máté Kiss @matekiss.bsky.social on February 17th at 16.30 at ETH Höngg (HCI J6) or via Zoom (ethz.zoom.us/j/63706799264).
February 2, 2026 at 9:59 AM
looking forward to the first SMyLe seminar with Mate Kiss on Neutrophil plasticity in cancer! Join us via zoom or in-person
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Thrilled to share our Perspective on structural immunity, where we discuss how immune cells double as architects, weaving and reshaping the fabric of our tissues. Grateful to @drusqui.bsky.social, all co-authors, and the wonderful @natrevimmunol.nature.com team for making it such a joy to write!
NEW Perspective by @alazozcan.bsky.social, Tommaso Vicanolo, Veronique Angeli, Yuval Rinkevich & @drusqui.bsky.social presents a model of immune cells as architects of tissue barriers, by depositing matrix components or by interactions with structural cells and the ECM
#structuralimmunity #immunosky
#structuralimmunity #immunosky
Structural immunity: immune cells as architects of tissue barriers - Nature Reviews Immunology
This Perspective presents a framework of ‘structural immunity’ that positions immune cells as architects of tissue structure. Beyond their roles in antimicrobial defence, we posit that immune cells co...
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October 28, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Thrilled to share our Perspective on structural immunity, where we discuss how immune cells double as architects, weaving and reshaping the fabric of our tissues. Grateful to @drusqui.bsky.social, all co-authors, and the wonderful @natrevimmunol.nature.com team for making it such a joy to write!
Reposted by Tobias Hoch
What is criminal about pointing out errors and concerns in science papers? It is post publication peer review, not a crime.
With 80 of your papers flagged on PubPeer, there appears to be a problem with the rigor with which your lab is doing science.
With 80 of your papers flagged on PubPeer, there appears to be a problem with the rigor with which your lab is doing science.
September 23, 2025 at 7:42 AM
What is criminal about pointing out errors and concerns in science papers? It is post publication peer review, not a crime.
With 80 of your papers flagged on PubPeer, there appears to be a problem with the rigor with which your lab is doing science.
With 80 of your papers flagged on PubPeer, there appears to be a problem with the rigor with which your lab is doing science.
Reposted by Tobias Hoch
"We added the requested experiments and thank the reviewers for their helpful suggestions"
September 9, 2025 at 5:40 PM
"We added the requested experiments and thank the reviewers for their helpful suggestions"
Reposted by Tobias Hoch
Published in Nature, an important analysis of the liability of fossil fuel polluters for climate change impacts.
“Chevron, the highest-emitting company, very likely caused between US $791 billion & $3.6 trillion in heat-related losses over the period 1991–2020”
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
“Chevron, the highest-emitting company, very likely caused between US $791 billion & $3.6 trillion in heat-related losses over the period 1991–2020”
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Carbon majors and the scientific case for climate liability - Nature
A transparent and reproducible scientific framework is introduced to formalize how trillions in economic losses are attributable to the extreme heat caused by emissions from fossil fuel companies, whi...
www.nature.com
April 23, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Published in Nature, an important analysis of the liability of fossil fuel polluters for climate change impacts.
“Chevron, the highest-emitting company, very likely caused between US $791 billion & $3.6 trillion in heat-related losses over the period 1991–2020”
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
“Chevron, the highest-emitting company, very likely caused between US $791 billion & $3.6 trillion in heat-related losses over the period 1991–2020”
www.nature.com/articles/s41...