FIMSA Immunology Course-2020
A Virtual School- From Basic to Advanced Immunology
The field of Immunology aims to achieve targets towards early diagnosis of a host of diseases on one hand and to provide effective therapeutic modules towards their control on the other. The fundamental principles of normal immune responses are now better understood and many novel therapies have been developed on the elucidation of basic principles. Despite the rapid advances in identifying immune correlates and susceptibility genes, the underlying mechanisms and pathogenesis of many disorders like autoimmune and allergic diseases is still not fully understood. Better understanding of the immunological pathways is important for novel therapeutic inventions. This virtual course has been designed with the aim to expose the basic scientists as well as the clinicians to the Basic concepts of the immune system leading on to cover the new developments in vaccines and immune based therapeutics. There is a special session on Covid-19. A galaxy of national & international experts in the field have been chosen as speakers to teach in the course. The conveners of the course welcome you all to join this fascinating educational bonanza during this difficult time of Covid-19 pandemic, being conducted under the umbrella of Indian Immunology Society..
View ProgramThis course is going to be conducted on ZOOM
Participants from India: INR 500/-
Participants from countries other than India: USD $50
After successful completion of the course, you will receive an e-certificate upon submission of course feedback.
Registration closes on 30th September at 17:00 hrs IST
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia USA
Professor of Medicine and Health Sciences and Technology
Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
Samuel L. Wasserstrom Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School, Senior
Scientist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Co-Director of the Center for Infection
and Immunity, Brigham Research Institutes, Boston, USA
Director, Emory Vaccine Center
Emory University School of Medicine