Past Events

Seth Scanlon an Associate Editor for Immunology, Haematology and Host-Pathogen Interaction at Science will be giving a seminar at 11 a.m. on the 4th March 2020 at the LMB (Sanger Room).

All welcome.

In 2019, the home of the annual Cambridge Immunology Forum will be Queens' College Cambridge. The date will be 13th September 2019

Free half day meeting on Immunometabolism at Trinity College Dublin on Friday 5th April, with talks from Doreen Cantrell, Christoph Hess, Luke O’Neill and Lydia Lynch.
Come for the science, enjoy the socialising and have a nice weekend break in Dublin!

As a reminder, on behalf of the organisers, Tim Halim, Duncan Odom, Nitzan Rosenfeld and Doug Winton, we are pleased to announce that registration is open:

This conference aims to bring together scientists working in molecular immunology, functional genomics and immune-mediated disease genetics to showcase recent findings in the field of immunogenomics. It will also explore ways to implement the genetic discoveries to benefit patient health.

It is a non-profit workshop targeted specifically towards PhD students and Postdocs in the biomedial sciences

This one-day workshop is one of the highlights in the calendar of UK experts in Natural Killer (NK) cells. With more than 10 years of tradition, this workshop has a friendly environment that fosters communication and collaboration.

Field to lab, lab to field

Featuring artist’s films responding to biomedical research at the new Biomedical Centre at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

With New Work by:
Frederica Agbah, Jack Scott & Louis-Jack, Harold Offeh

Our annual meeting returns showcasing exciting infectious diseases research from across the University. This event is an excellent opportunity to network with established and early career infectious disease researchers from different disciplines and departments, as well as hearing highlights of the excellent research undertaken locally. Sessions, Flash Talks, as well as a Poster exhibition and post meeting drinks reception.