The BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group (WSIG) showcase is an opportunity to meet with colleagues and hear about some fantastic immunology! The showcase includes the 8th Delphine Parrott memorial talk that celebrates Delphine Parrott, a dedicated immunology researcher and teacher who was the first woman to be a professor at the University of Glasgow. It will take place at the Mazumdar-Shaw Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow.
We are delighted to welcome two amazing speakers:
Dr Niwa Ali, Sir Henry Dale Fellow at King's College London. Dr Ali's lab studies how immune cells interact with stem cells to maintain tissue function. Dr Ali will discuss 'Emerging functions of regulatory T cells in neonatal tissue homeostasis and cancer'.
Professor Doreen Cantrell, University of Dundee will present this year’s Delphine Parrott Memorial Lecture 'Protein degradation pathways shape CD8 T lymphocyte function'. Professor Cantrell is a world-expert in the development and activation of T cells. She uses cutting-edge biochemical techniques to understand immunology and has made a huge contribution to our understanding of the regulation of T cells.
We are excited to host a poster session with refreshments at the showcase, giving everyone the opportunity to present their recent research. All attendees are encouraged to bring a poster and we will have prizes for the top two! Poster sessions will run from 15:00–16:00 and 17:00–18:00 BST with refreshments.
Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to bring a poster and whether it is portrait or landscape.
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Registration
Registration is now open! Click here to register.
BSI members benefit from reduced registration fees at this meeting and other BSI events, as well as free access to our journals, grants, career development activities and much more. You can sign up to become a member online.
For BSI members, your reduced fee will be applied automatically if you are logged in to your account.
| BSI member | Non-member | |
|---|---|---|
| Full | £5 | £20 |
| Early Career/Clinician in training (read the criteria) | £5 | £20 |
| Postgraduate (anyone studying a PhD or Masters) | £5 | £20 |
| Senior (retired) (read the criteria) | £5 | £20 |
| Discounted membership/rate (read the criteria) | £5 | £10* |
| Undergraduate (membership is free) | £5 | - |
*If this fee applies to you, please contact meetings@immunology.org for a discount code prior to registering.
BSI grants to support your attendance at this event
As part of our career development package, we have two grants available to BSI members to support your attendance at this event:
- BSI Regional & Affinity Group Conference Grants: BSI members can apply for up to £100 to contribute towards their travel costs in attending this lecture. In this scheme, we have 10 grants available for this event and they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis to eligible BSI members. Find out more and apply. The deadline to apply for this grant is Friday 22 September.
- BSI Regional & Affinity Group Carers' Grants: BSI members can apply for up to £100 to contribute towards extra care arrangements costs they incur during the lecture, for example, childcare costs, or for additional care for the applicant themselves. Find out more and apply. The deadline to apply for this grant is Friday 22 September.
Sponsorship
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact our Head of Events & Conferences, Jane Sessenwein, at j.sessenwein@immunology.org.