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Dr. David Morgan
Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, University of Bristol
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"A huge thanks to the SWIG and everyone else in Cardiff for a most interesting and enjoyable visit. The seminar series is really well organised and its great to see so many attending from the diverse group of immunologists that are based in Cardiff. I really appreciated the hospitality and the opportunity to meet and discuss immunology with the PIs, Postdocs and Graduate Students.
All the Best!
DAVID "
(David Morgan gave a seminar on "Controlling anti-tumour CD8 T cell responses" on 3rd March 2010)
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Prof. Paul Lehner
Department of Medicine, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research
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"Many thanks to Eddie Wang for organising my seminar - I had a most enjoyable time. It was particularly nice to see the how the immunology and infection community in Cardiff has grown and is really flourishing, and to visit the new Henry Wellcome building. The expertise around viral immunology, NK and T cells is very effective and impressive."
(Paul Lehner gave a seminar on "Regulating MHC class I molecules with ubiquitin - lessons from viruses" on 19th February 2010)
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Prof. John Trowsdale
Dept of Pathology, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research
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"The mix of expertise in genetics, immunology and virology on the site works well. The seminar was well-attended and the audience responsive. I enjoyed my afternoon. Many thanks to Stephen Man for the invitation."
(John Trowsdale gave a seminar on "Genetic and functional interactions of HLA/NK genes and proteins" on 6th May 2009)
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Prof. Graham Anderson
MRC Centre for Immune Regulation, University of Birmingham
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"Thanks to all for inviting me to Cardiff to give a seminar as part of the South Wales Immunology Group series. My visit to the Wellcome Building was very enjoyable. Being able to meet up with old friends and make new ones in a stimulating environment was both exciting and fun. Thanks to Ann Ager and Matthias Eberl in particular for the invitation, and all the people I was able to chat to, it was a day to remember. I hope to see you all again soon.
Best wishes
Graham" (Graham Anderson gave a seminar on "Generating the thymus medulla to establish central tolerance" on 11th March 2009)
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Prof. Foo Y. Liew
Glasgow Biomedical Research Centre, University of Glasgow
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"Thank you for the great hospitality. I enjoyed my visit to Cardiff very much. The Wellcome Building is not only impressive structurally but also for its scientific activity. The few people I managed to discuss with are all doing very exciting work and the students were very enthusiatic when I met them in a group format. I look forward to seeing even greater things during Paul Morgan's new leadership.
Not so sure about the Welsh Red though!
With kind regards
Eddy"
(Eddy Liew gave a seminar on "Novel cytokines in infection and inflammatory disease" on 25th February 2009)
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Dr. Leonie Taams
Division of Immunology, Infection & Inflammatory Disease, King's College London
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"Thank you so much for inviting me to give a seminar as part of the South Wales Immunology Group Seminar Series. Thanks to Matthias' organization skills, I very much enjoyed my visit. It was great to catch up with some of my Immunology colleagues in Cardiff and to learn about their latest and exciting scientific findings. Keep up the good work!
Kind wishes,
Leonie"
(Leonie Taams gave a seminar on "Cross-talk between CD4+ T cell subsets and monocytes/macrophages" on 11th February 2009)
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Prof. Paul Garside
Centre of Biophotonics, University of Strathclyde
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"Many thanks to SWIG and everyone I met in Cardiff for a very enjoyable and stimulating day. The vibrant and diverse immunological community in Cardiff provided the opportunity to have great discussions with PhD students, postdocs and PI's on many aspects of immunology, ranging from the fundamental to the more translational and clinical. Particular thanks to Matthias Eberl and Ann Ager for hosting me and taking me for a pint of Brain's bitter to round off the day.
Cheers Paul"
(Paul Garside gave a seminar on "Visualising and analysing immune responses in real time in vivo" on 26th November 2008)
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