The British Society for Immunology Annual General Meeting is taking place at 11:00–12:00 GMT on Monday 14 December 2020 online via GoToWebinar. We're delighted to announce Professor Dame Anne Johnson, incoming President of the Academy of Medical Sciences, will be delivering the keynote address.
The 2020 British Society for Immunology Annual General Meeting is taking place at 11:00–12:00 GMT on Monday 14 December 2020 online via GoToWebinar. We're delighted to announce Professor Dame Anne Johnson, incoming President of the Academy of Medical Sciences, will be delivering the keynote address.
With only a few days left until our first two-day virtual scientific conference, ‘Connecting immunology in the time of COVID-19’, we want to make sure that everyone can make the most of the fantastic programme and virtual networking opportunities we have planned. Here’s all the information you need to help make your conference experience as seamless as possible.
Biology Group 1 within the Adaptive Immunity Research Unit (AIRU) at GSK is seeking a highly motivated scientist with experience in immunology to join the group in Stevenage (UK). In the AIRU, we are using human genetics and genomic approaches to identify new targets and therapeutic opportunities for the treatment of immune-mediated diseases. In Biology Group 1, we are particularly focused on exploiting the potential of regulatory T cells to dampen autoimmunity and inflammation and restore immune homoeostasis. We're looking for 2 Cellular Immunologist Scientists.
Job summary
Applications are invited for a Research Associate to work within Dr Cecilia Johansson in the Respiratory Infection Section of the National Heart & Lung Institute at Imperial College London. You will work on an exciting project funded by the MRC to study the generation and functionality of tissue-resident T cells during respiratory viral infections.
Discover how the BSI is addressing vaccine hesitancy, listening to public concerns and providing reliable evidence-based information to help everyone make informed decisions about vaccines and their health. Find out how you can join us in raising the voice of the immunology community on this topic.
The new edition of Immunology News is now online.
In the end-of-year issue of Immunology News, we show you what to look forward to in our upcoming two-day virtual conference, 'Connecting immunology in the time of COVID-19', highlighting the cutting-edge sessions and virtual networking opportunities.
Additionally, we hear from Dr Nigel Francis, the winner of our 2020 Teaching Excellence Award, and we update you on the work of our Immunology and COVID-19 taskforce, including the latest report on the ageing immune system, and on the launch of the UK Coronavirus Immunology Consortium, which the BSI is proud to support.
We highlight some of the key features of the new UK Coronavirus Immunology Consortium (UK-CIC) website and provide a look at what’s to come.
This article introduces the Regional Editors of our brand new journal Immunotherapy Advances, looking into their areas of expertise, careers and the research they hope to see in the new journal.
