She was poor, black and terminally ill with cervical cancer. Henrietta Lacks was a 31-year-old mother of five when she died in 1951, but her name and memory live on in the form of a remarkable
This session will be presented by Professor Peter Openshaw and Dr Ryan Thwaites on the topic of 'Controversy in immunity to COVID-19: do we want an immune response or not?'.
This first webinar of the British Society for Immunology's career development webinar series looks at the editorial review process, manuscript preparation and how to enhance the visibility of a paper.
On 23 April 1984, Margaret Heckler, the then US Secretary of Health and Human Services, announced to a packed press conference that scientists had discovered the virus that caused acquired immune
Our selection of interactive activities about the immunology of vaccination and herd immunity can be found below. Click on each activity to download the resources for free - there are detailed
The second webinar of the British Society for Immunology 'Connecting on coronavirus: the expert hub' series will take place on Tuesday 7 April 2020 from 11:30 to 12:15 BST. This session will be
We're very excited to launch our #CelebrateVaccines website and social media campaign to champion the critical role of vaccination and vaccine research in advancing global health.
The BSI Tumour Immunology Group are excited to celebrate the relaunch of this Affinity Group with an inaugural high quality one-day meeting on the 19 March 2020 at Austin Court Birmingham.