At Alejandra Mendoza’s Front Row lecture, we learned that inflammation is more nuanced than we once thought. In fact, the sensory neurons in our body help to share what the body detects, how it responds, and how that response is controlled. At Science in Action, members of the lab offered a closer look at how they study neuroimmune signaling in different tissues, from lung and skin biology to tumor environments. The exhibit featured research visuals, influenza and norovirus models, as well as a