Dec 20, 2025
I just published: 2025 the year in review
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I just published: 2025 the year in review
It’s that time of year when we recap our team’s publications and other highlights.
Check the article here.
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Check our Publications website on Scoop.it -- Updates from the group of Sophien Kamoun at The Sainsbury Lab
The calm before the storm: the autoinhibited resting state of a helper NLR.
Kudos Selvaraj, AmirAli, Pai, Mauricio and the whole Team! https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3002868
A belated welcome to Ben Seager who joined us after a PhD with Alan Cowman in Melbourne 🇦🇺🦘on biophysics of the malaria parasite 🎉
In a short time, Ben has already made an impact with his impressive cryo-EM analysis skills! Plants rock! #NLRbiology https://www.tsl.ac.uk/about/people/benjamin-seager
We're pleased and honoured to host Striga wizard Steven Runo @Striga_Steve on sabbatical from Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya. Steven is supported by a @royalsociety Wolfson Visiting Fellowship. He was awarded the 2020 Royal Society Africa Prize.
Welcome Steven!
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A new chapter for IS-MPMI
For many of us, this society has been more than a professional organization—it’s been our scientific home and identity. Over the years, the MPMI community has shepherded discoveries that reached far beyond plant-microbe interactions: Agrobacterium DNA transfer, immune receptors, RNAi, TAL effectors, and much more.
Many of you know that the last few years haven’t been entirely smooth. That’s why the decision by Jean and the Board to transition the society to self-management is both bold and necessary. Kudos to them for not sitting idle and taking action.
Now it’s our turn.
Our field is thriving—both through fundamental discoveries and through impactful applications. To carry IS-MPMI into its next chapter, the society will need the energy and participation of its members.
So please consider getting involved. Volunteer. Share ideas. Help shape what comes next—whether you’re an early-career scientist or a long-time member of the community.
As a past President of IS-MPMI, I want to thank Jean and the Board for their leadership and courage.
The next chapter starts now. See you in Jeju!
Sophien Kamoun
The Sainsbury Laboratory
Past-President, IS-MPMI
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jean-greenberg-4469a118/
Just published: The Sainsbury Laboratory receives support from Google.org for AI science research
“...opportunity to scale our AlphaFold screening capabilities and predict millions of protein-protein interactions between pathogens and plants."
PUBLISHED: 26.01.26: LAURA TURCHI & MIA CERFONTEYN
A belated welcome to Matteo Gravino to our team. Matteo joins us as a postdoctoral researcher, having previously worked at the John Innes Centre in the group of Saskia Hogenhout. We are excited to having you on board Matteo!