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The CNR Network was established in 2016 with the aim of Strengthening the interaction and cooperation |
Fostering and spreading scientific information | Enhancing visibility and impact of the CNR immunological research |
Creating international networks to enhance new funding opportunities

About CIN

Immuno-therapeutic approaches

Our aims are the formulation of innovative vaccines (against infectious and not-infectious diseases) and the design of strategies for targeting specific cell subsets using antigen nanocarriers.

We aim at deciphering the mechanisms underlying the role of T and B lymphocytes in adaptive immune responses as well as to the interactions between the adaptive immune system and different tissues during disease pathogenesis to attempt novel therapeutic approaches

Immunogenetics and immune-related diseases

Our main goal is to identify specific targets and pathways for informing the design of more specific treatments for autoimmune disorders. 

The research includes the study of innate immune cell signaling, immunomodulatory mechanisms and functions, immunotoxicity, cytokines, innate immune cell biology through advanced imaging technologies, molecular biology, and omics approaches.

Computational Immunology​

Mathematical modelling for immunology | Network medicine and immunology | Analysis and integration of omics data with application to biomedical research

Outreach
Communicating 
Science​

Outreach activities | School Outreach

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Stemness, Regeneration and Immunity: from development to therapy 2027

Stemness, Regeneration and Immunity: from development to therapy 2027

for more information : https://www.crick.ac.uk/whats-on/stemness-regeneration-and-immunity-from-development-to-therapy-2027

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Come funziona davvero la memoria immunitaria? E perché i vaccini servono?

Come funziona davvero la memoria immunitaria? E perché i vaccini servono?

In dialogo con il comunicatore della scienza Ruggero Rollini, l’immunologa Francesca Di Rosa, Dirigente di Ricerca presso l’Istituto di Biologia e Patologia Molecolari del CNR e Affiliated Researcher presso il Francis Crick Institute di Londra, ha pa…

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Carmen Gianfrani eletta nel direttivo della ISSCD

Carmen Gianfrani eletta nel direttivo della ISSCD

Il 17 settembre scorso, Carmen Gianfrani è stata eletta dall’assemblea generale nel direttivo della International Society for the Study of Celiac Disease, la più importante organizzazione scientifica mondiale dello studio della celiachia e delle altr…

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Seminar : Cease fire – a vaccine-based strategy against the increasing incidence of Herpes Zoster among fragile people

Seminar : Cease fire – a vaccine-based strategy against the increasing incidence of Herpes Zoster among fragile people

Speaker: Andrea Del MastroDirector of Unit of Immunology at AORN A. Cardarelli, Internal Medicine Division 1, AORN A. Title :  Cease fire – a vaccine-based strategy against the increasing incidence of Herpes Zoster among fragile people May …

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Maria Rosaria Coscia

Coordinator

mariarosaria.coscia@cnr.it

Rossella Sartorius

Collaborator

rossella.sartorius@cnr.it

Maria Trovato

Collaborator

maria.trovato@cnr.it

Fabio Concilio

Webmaster

webmaster@immunologi.cnr.it