Past Events

Making your specific area and topic interesting to people outside your research area can be a huge challenge. Fortunately, there are lots ways to engage an audience and enable them to relate to your subject, in terms of the material and the confidence required for speaking. This session will give you techniques to make your material easier to convey, help you deal with nerves, and make the whole experience more enjoyable for you and your audience. They are applicable for presentations to - and communications with - the public, and also for academic presentations.

Making your specific area and topic interesting to people outside your research area can be a huge challenge. Fortunately, there are lots ways to engage an audience and enable them to relate to your subject, in terms of the material and the confidence required for speaking. This session will give you techniques to make your material easier to convey, help you deal with nerves, and make the whole experience more enjoyable for you and your audience. They are applicable for presentations to - and communications with - the public, and also for academic presentations.

Want to learn how to share your research more widely? This one day course is being offered by Cambridge Infectious Diseases Interdisciplinary Research Centre and the Cambridge Immunology Network, with generous support from the Isaac Newton Trust. It offers comprehensive training in public engagement and educational outreach for graduate students and post-docs at the University of Cambridge/affiliated institutes from any discipline/department.

Want to learn how to share your research more widely? This one day course is being offered by Cambridge Infectious Diseases Interdisciplinary Research Centre and the Cambridge Immunology Network, with generous support from the Isaac Newton Trust. It offers comprehensive training in public engagement and educational outreach for graduate students and post-docs at the University of Cambridge/affiliated institutes from any discipline/department.

The 7th Cambridge Infectious Diseases Meeting of Minds annual summit (24 Nov) brings together established and early career infectious disease researchers for a single day of thought provoking talks and cross-discipline alliance building. Abstract submission for posters and Flash Talks closes 3 Nov 2017. Registration closes 10 Nov 2017.

The course will be hosted by Dr. Jirina Bartunkova and her FCE, the Institute of Immunology, Czech Republic at Charles University.
The deadline for travel grant nominations is August 31, 2017.

Entrepreneurs in Clinical Academia (ECA) is an exciting initiative from the Federation of Clinical Immunology Societies (FOCIS) offering medical academics in Europe the chance to discover more about the drug development process and how to get the most out of research.

Tumour Immunology: from tissue microenvironment to immunotherapy

In 2017, the home of the annual Cambridge Immunology Forum will be Queens' College Cambridge. The date will be 27th September 2017

Sponsored by British Society of Immunology (BSI)

Sponsored exhibition stands include Thermo Fisher Scientific, Stemcell Technologies, BioLegend UK Ltd and Miltenyi Biotec Ltd

The 6th Exploring Human Host-Microbiome Interactions in Health and Disease meeting will once again bring together leading scientists and clinicians from the fields of microbiology, immunology, gastroenterology and public health to discuss the latest developments in this fast-moving field.