Society news
Our Annual General Meeting will take place at 17:30–18:00 GMT on Monday 29 November 2021 at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) during the BSI Congress.
It's the 55th anniversary of our official journal Clinical & Experimental Immunology! In a series of articles, we reflect on the contributions of the journal to the study of immunology and look to the future.
We're delighted to announce the winners of our two research awards for high-throughput and high-dimensional immune profiling, co-sponsored with our Corporate Member, Fluidigm.
We are now accepting applications from those wishing to participate in our 2022 mentoring scheme.
BSI members are invited to propose topics for parallel sessions at the BSI Congress 2022, which will be held in Liverpool from 5–8 December 2022.
The crucial role that UK immunologists have played during the pandemic was given important recognition in a Westminster Hall debate led by Jim Shannon MP.
Earlier this year, the British Society for Immunology launched an Equality, Diversity & Inclusion activity grant scheme to fund activities that promote diversity and inclusion across immunology. Read about the inspiring projects of the grant winners.
The BSI Immunology Teaching Excellence Award 2021 is open for nominations.
The British Society for Immunology and the International Veterinary Vaccinology Network have published a new joint report 'Securing our future: the value of veterinary vaccines'.
The British Society for Immunology, working through our Connect Immune Research partnership, is excited to be part of an innovative new grant call, which brings £1.3 million of new investment into autoimmune research.
The BSI's official journal Immunotherapy Advances has developed a dedicated Editorial Board specifically for early career researchers. Meet the new ECR Editorial Board members.
We are proud to announce a significant expansion in the careers support we offer to our members, including revamped schemes, new initiatives and further funding opportunities. This includes our new BSI Career Enhancing Grants, a pilot scheme that provides flexible financial support across different research areas and reaching sectors beyond academia.
The British Society for Immunology Congress 2021 website is now live!
This two-day online event gave immunology students at PhD level the opportunity to hear from leading immunologists and for top PhD candidates to present their work in lightning rounds and to showcase their research in virtual poster sessions.