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In an article published in November in\u00a0<i>Trends in Immunology<\/i>, researchers illustrate the potential of this type of collaboration through recent results obtained on the modulation of hyperinflammation in COVID-19. Both a computational approach led by Prof. Antonio Del Sol and an experimental study led by Dr.\u00a0Thirumala-Devi\u00a0Kanneganti showed that a specific protein could help modulate COVID-19-induced lung hyperinflammation. 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