What diabetes means to us: patient stories and impactful research
Researchers at the Cardiff Diabetes Research Group share how they celebrated the centenary of the discovery of insulin, by developing a creative public engagement project.
Future Focus: Effective time management with ‘deep work’
In this piece, BSI member Dr Carolyn Nielsen gives an overview of the ‘deep work’ time management system and explains how it has helped her juggle priorities in her research career.
BSI finances explained: how we fund vital support for our members
In this article, our Finance Director, Otto Balsiger, spotlights how the Society is funded and our plans to maintain its financial health over the next five years.
Inclusive research: making science represent all individuals
BSI member Dr Harriet Groom discusses a workshop she organised to highlight the importance of research cohorts being representative of all individuals.
The STEM Village: inspiring & embracing LGBTQ+ people in STEM
Dr Matthew Sinton, founder of The STEM Village talks about how the platform was founded, some of the challenges faced by the community and what he wants to accomplish with the seminar series.
Harnessing the values of EDI for supporting lifelong careers in immunology
In this article, BSI members discuss the importance of channelling the knowledge of late-career immunologists to benefit individuals, organisations and those earlier in their careers.
Our Diversity & Inclusion framework
We're delighted to introduce our new Diversity & Inclusion framework, part of our five-year strategic plan.
Immunology News - June 2022
The summer issue of Immunology News is a special edition marking the launch of our new Diversity & Inclusion framework where we lay out how we are going to work with our members and community to progress our equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) work.
You can also learn more about the amazing EDI activities being carried out by our members. Read about how The STEM Village is inspiring and embracing LGBTQ+ people in STEM, the value of exploring the experiences of senior immunologists to benefit our community and an important inclusive research event.
Single-cell sequencing technologies and the immune response in different species
The BSI Comparative and Veterinary Immunology Group are delighted to host this half-day online symposium, where speakers working on different species will demonstrate how they deploy single-cell sequencing technologies to unravel the immune response.
Cancer Research UK Brain Tumour Conference
The Cancer Research UK Brain Tumour Conference is returning for a three day in-person event designed to spark new opportunities for collaborative research.