ImmunOctoberfest

Bur most importantly, thank you to those that organized and ran this show. Both before and during the event, this would not have been possible without ALL the people in this picture

Is it too soon to be ready for the next one?? nature.com/articles/s4159…

Really nice throwback to last year and looking forward to the next one @ImmunOctober nature.com/articles/s4159…

What an incredible few days at @ImmunOctober! Top-tier T cell scientists, cutting-edge research and inspiring discussions at an amazing venue. Huge thanks to the organisers for putting together such a fantastic event and @LabOxenius for the opportunity to participate!

This has been a truely fantastic meeting. It was a joy to have been immersed into so much great science on exhausted T cells. Time for reinvigoration now! Tx for the invitation. #ImmunOctoberfest @LeibnizHKI @UniJena

What a fantastic @ImmunOctober conference! Thank you, Dietmar, Ben, & Anna for organizing such a masterful meeting! We are already looking forward to Memphis 2026!

And for now, we can only say "until we meet again". See you all next time in Memphis ;)

Special thanks to our sponsors

Thank you to all the assistants for making this #Immunoctoberfest the best one (until now). We lived every second of the science, the discussions, and the company

The moment we had all been waiting for: Oktoberfest!

After a few rounds of applause and prizes for the best talks and posters we were ready for the most important part of the week...

Yesterday's last session "CD4 T cell differentiation" was the best way to close this year's talks

Our postdoc @george_e_finney spotted in the wild. Presenting his poster at @ImmunOctober - well done! #NaturalHabitat

Had an absolutely incredible time once again at @ImmunOctober. A stellar lineup of T cell researchers. Long and dense days, but worth every minute. I predict a measurable number of collaborative and co-submitted papers arising from this meeting. See y’all in 2026 in Memphis!

And the Oktoberfest itself was a party to behold! 🤩 Thank you to the @ImmunOctober organisers for putting together such a wonderful conference - till next time 🍻

Who says scientists are boring? Social evening and music provided by Matteo Iannacone and the Killer Cells (Silver Trumpet Sextet)

Just look at him go 😍

Also, can we take a moment to appreciate how gorgeous the venue is 😍

After a second great poster session we carry on with "Cancer and persisting viral infection and transplantation"