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Immunology News - Autumn 2025

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Our autumn issue of Immunology News celebrates the achievements of the immunology community. In this issue we get to know some of the winners of the 2025 BSI Immunology Awards, and explore the growing impact of the BSI journals.

With BSI Congress and the BSI-CIPN Conference on the horizon, this issue contains plenty of information on what these events will include, tips on how to get the most out of attending, and a teaser of some of the research that will be presented.

You can also find out about the early trailblazers of clinical immunology, exploring how quickly immunology has developed to become a pivotal area of clinical practice.
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Immunology News - June 2025

Cover of Immunology News Summer 2025
Our summer issue celebrates the immunologists bringing together science and society – whether it’s through art, history or working with policymakers.

This issue also includes hellos and good-byes as we meet our new BSI Committee members and say farewell to Dr Doug Brown, the BSI’s Chief Executive of the past seven years. We also explore new offerings to those interested in publishing in BSI journals and reflect on recent public engagement, Vaccine Engagement Day and policy work.

You can also read about the results of our latest Member Survey, where our community shared their views on the BSI's work and activities, and what we can do to better support our members.
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Immunology News - Spring 2025

Cover of the 2025 spring issue of Immunology News, showing the back of a man looking out over a vista at sunset with the text "Above and beyond: immunologists going the extra mile".
Immunology News is back for 2025! In our spring issue, we celebrate the immunologists in our community going above and beyond, whether in core research or with wider activities.

In this edition, we get to know the new Editor-in-Chief of Clinical & Experimental Immunology, Professor Claudia Mauri. Dr John Tregoning fills us in on his new book ‘Live Forever?’ plus, our colleagues at The Pirbright Institute delve into the work they’re carrying out in veterinary immunology.

Read the issue for more on our activities, the latest news from our journals, and some of the exciting achievements from our members over the past few months.
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