Tal Arnon

Tal Arnon is a Professor of Cellular Immunology at the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology, University of Oxford. He leads the Arnon Group, focusing on spatiotemporal mechanisms regulating adaptive immunity during homeostasis and viral infections.

Education:

• PhD in Immunology from Hebrew University of Jerusalem (advised by Ofer Mandelboim)
• Postdoctoral research at University of California San Francisco (with Jason Cyster)

Research Interests:

• Investigating lymphocyte trafficking mechanisms
• Decoding microanatomical signals in immune cell differentiation
• Studying adaptive immunity to viral pathogens like influenza
• Developing principles for improved vaccines and immunotherapies

Recent Publications: Highlight immune cell migration dynamics (2024), synovial inflammation mechanisms (2023), lymph node skewing (2022), B cell responses to influenza (2022), and Zbtb18's role in plasma cell differentiation (2021).

Labs & Teams: Leads research at the Kennedy Institute, focusing on live tissue imaging and antigen-specific immune responses.