The British Society for Immunology is delighted to announce our new BSI Regional & Affinity Group webinar series to keep our members up to date and informed on the world of immunology during this time. This webinar series is run by and for our Regional and Affinity Group members. We're aware that many of our Groups have had to cancel their conferences or seminar series and these webinars are intended to give our Groups an opportunity to come together and share some of the latest findings in their areas of interest. Webinars will be held every week and a different Group will host each week.
Upcoming dates are listed below. This webinar series is free to all BSI members to watch. Non-members will be charged £10 per webinar. Recordings of each webinar will also be available to members to view in the members' section of the BSI website. These webinar series are held in addition to our highly popular Connect on Coronavirus: the expert hub webinars and our new BSI Career Development webinars.
The BSI Regional & Affinity Group webinar series is supported by Miltenyi Biotec.
Upcoming webinars
Thursday 11 November, 13:00-13:45 GMT
Organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group
More webinars coming soon! Please keep an eye out on our website and on social media @bsicongress.
Past webinars
Metabolic control of innate immune cells during pulmonary Type 2 inflammation - Professor Andrew MacDonald. This webinar was organised by the BSI Immunometabolism Affinity Group.
Neutralizing antibodies against coronaviruses - Professor Pamela J Björkman. This webinar was organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group. A recorded version of the live webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Neuroimmunometabolic mechanisms that slim down fat - Professor Ana Domingos. This webinar was organised by the BSI Immunometabolism Affinity Group. A recorded version of the live webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
The role of airway macrophage ontogeny and metabolism during chronic lung disease - Dr Adam Bryne. This webinar was organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group. A recorded version of the live webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Joint BSI-NCRI webinar: What do cancer B cells see? - Professor Brad Nelson and Dr Dmitriy Chudakov. This webinar was jointly hosted by the BSI Tumour Immunology Group and NCRI. A recorded version of this webinar is free for all to watch.
Iron controls immunity - Professor Hal Drakesmith. This webinar was hosted by the BSI Immunometabolism Affinity Group. A recorded version of the live webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Joint BSI-NCRI webinar: What do cancer T cells see? - Professor Lindy Durrant and Dr Michele Mishto. This webinar was jointly organised by the BSI Tumour Immunology Group and NCRI. A recorded version of the live webinar is free for all to watch.
Personalised interception of autoimmune diseases: Immunopathogenesis, trials and implementation - Professor Ranjeny Thomas. This webinar was organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group.
Impact of parasites on the human immune system - Professor Maria Yazdanbakhsh. The 2020 Delphine Parrott Memorial Lecture was organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Are neutrophils important in malaria? - Dr Aubrey Cunnington. This webinar was organised by the BSI Edinburgh Immunology Group. A recording of the webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Immune response to SARS-CoV-2 - Professor Akiko Iwasaki. This was a joint webinar with our Connecting on Coronavirus series, organised by the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group. A recorded version of the live webinar is now available for all to view.
How does immunity at the brain border affect brain health and function? - Dr Jonathan Kipnis. This webinar was organised by the BSI London Immunology Group. A recording of the webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.
Exploring the potential of cancer specific T cells - Professor Andrew Sewell and Dr Pia Kvistborg. This webinar was organised by the BSI Tumour Immunology Group. A recording of the webinar is available for BSI members. To access it, please log in to the members' area of the website first.