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Institute for Systems Biology is in the news for breakthroughs in immune research, building on its focus on complex biological systems.

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Nobel Prize Honors Immunology Breakthrough

Shimon Sakaguchi, along with Mary Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell, received the 2025 Nobel Prize for discovering regulatory T cells, which are crucial for immune tolerance. Their work, starting in 1995, has advanced understanding of autoimmune diseases and opened new avenues for treatments. The award was announced on October 6, 2025.

Nobel Prizes Awarded for Immune and Quantum Research

The 2025 Nobel Prizes in medicine, physics, and chemistry have been awarded to scientists for breakthroughs in immune regulation, quantum tunneling, and gas-trapping materials. The medicine prize recognizes work on immune tolerance and autoimmune diseases, with the winners set to receive their awards in Stockholm on December 10. The physics prize honors research on quantum tunneling, impacting MRI technology and computing. The chemistry prize celebrates development of gas-trapping structures with potential environmental applications.