As infectious diseases such as Tuberculosis are becoming more and more important as urgent public health emergencies, it is key that we start understanding the innate and adaptive immune responses towards these pathogens in order to develop effective and efficient cellular therapies to target these. In my research poster I describe some experiments we have carried out to reveal the importance of innate lymphocytes such as γδ T cells in immunity against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis which represent a small step in the treatment of this insidious disease.