During the period from 1987-2007, our understanding of nervous system-T lymphocyte bidirectional communication advanced exponentially. Progress in exploring these relationships was aided by the constant development of new, cutting-edge technologies, and by a steady growth in interest, and number, of scientists who recognized the need to conduct cross-disciplinary research. In this brief review of 20 years of Brain, Behavior, and Immunity (BBI), we highlight just a small number of the important studies published in the journal that collectively have provided the foundation for our current understanding of brain, behavior, and, specifically, T cells.
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