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What matters when measuring cellular interactions
If cell-cell interactions are to inform therapy development more directly, it is not enough to acknowledge their importance. The more difficult question is what it would actually mean to measure them in a way that is useful, scalable, and interpre...
Post · March 01, 2026
Why measuring cellular interactions remains a challenge
Across a range of immunotherapies, from cell-based approaches to bispecific antibodies, therapeutic activity depends on how cells interact. In cell therapies such as CAR-T and TCR-T, functional outcome is determined by whether therapeutic cells es...
Post · March 01, 2026
University of Lincoln PGR Showcase
I've just attended my first University of Lincoln PGR Showcase which was absolutely brilliant. Doing a PhD we are often in a little bubble, focused on our own work, so hearing about the diverse and exciting research that other PGR students are wor...
Post · February 27, 2026
A utilidade da matemática inútil
"Mas, afinal, para que serve isso?" Qualquer pessoa que já tenha se aventurado pelos caminhos da matemática pura já foi encurralada por essa pergunta. Seja em uma mesa de bar, em um jantar de família ou nos corredores da universidade, a exigência ...
Post · February 26, 2026
Dr. Jacques will be presenting new findings at Western Psychological Association's (WPA) 2026 Conference in Tacoma, WA!
Dr. Jacques will be presenting findings from a new solo-authored project "Unpacking Nuanced Associations between Parent Risk Factors and Developmental Outcomes: An Intersectional and Multilevel Approach" at WPA's 2026 conference in Tacoma, WA. The...
Post · February 26, 2026
Dr. Jacques to present new project at APS 2026 in Barcelona!
Dr. Jacques will be presenting a new project from the lab in collaboration with the University of Washington's Social Development Research Group (SDRG) at the Association for Psychological Science (APS) 2026 convention in Barcelona, Spain. The pro...
Post · February 26, 2026
Honorable Mention on CUDCP Teaching Award: Best Non-Applied Course that Serves A Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program!
In 2026, I received an honorable mention for the Council of Directors of Clinical Psychology (CUDCP)'s inaugural award for the Best Non-Applied Course that Serves a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program. The course that was recognized, Family Proce...
Post · February 25, 2026