Infection and Immunity Seminar Series 2019

This year's seminar series is partly supported by a kind donation from the Biochemical Society.

External seminars will be in various Lecture Theatres, as indicated in Wright-Fleming Institute, Norfolk Place, W2 1PG. If you have any questions about the programme or suggestions for future speakers, please contact the organisers Cecilia Johansson c.johannson@imperial.ac.uk  or Goedele Maertens  g.maertens@imperial.ac.uk

DateSpeakerSeminar title
Tuesday 8 January at 12.30pm in Clinical Lecture Theatre, level 2, Cambridge Wing
Adam Byrne, Imperial Airway macrophage metabolic reprogramming during chronic lung disease 
Tuesday 15 January at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Gaurav Gaiha, Boston Using Network Theory to Understand Immune Control of HIV
Tuesday 29 January at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Peter Openshaw, Imperial Antibacterial inflammation and viral defence
Tuesday 12 February at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Sally Roberts, Birmingham Skin deep: modelling papillomavirus infection at different body sites in 3D
Tuesday 12 March at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Zoltán Ivics, Langen, Germany Transposons: Molecular parasites tamed for genome engineering
Wednesday 20 March at 12.30pm in Cockburn Lecture Theatre Carolina Lopez,  U. Penn. Replication defective viral genomes as drivers of innate immunity to respiratory viral infections
Tuesday 26 March at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Sejal Saglani, Imperial Interactions between innate and adaptive immunity in the pathogenesis of paediatric severe asthma
Wednesday 27 March at 12.30pm in Bannister Lecture Theatre Xi Zhou, Wuhan University RNA interference as an antiviral immunity in mammals
Tuesday 7th May at 5pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Mandy Fisher, Imperial Epigenetics and inheritance
Tuesday 14th May at 5pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Tracy Hussell, Manchester Repair after inflammatory lung disease: a role for stem cells, matrix and neuropeptides
Tuesday 21st May at 5pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Maria Masucci, Stockholm Remodelling of ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like signalling networks by Epstein-Barr virus
Tuesday 28th May at 5pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Paul Klenerman, Oxford MAITs and their mates
Tuesday 11th June at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Gülsah Gabriel, Hamburg Viral infections during pregnancy: impact on maternal and foetal health
Friday 14th June at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Vineet  Menachery, Galveston Getting Old with Emerging Coronaviruses
Tuesday 25th June at 12.30pm in Rothschild Lecture Theatre Anne Puel, Paris Th17 immunity - lessons from human genetics
Although accurate at the time of publication, the dates, speakers and topics presented here are subject to change.
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