Events

Welcome to the inaugural seminar in the ySSI Seminar Series! Andrea Ponzetta, Team Leader at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm will talk about his research on human unconventional T cells. Find out more about research in Andrea's team here. Seminar will be online (Zoom). Please register via this page, and we will circulate Zoom link […]

  Terkild Buus, Assistant professor in the Skin Inflammation and Cancer group at the LEO Foundation Skin Immunology Research Center at the University of Copenhagen, will talk about his research on cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. Find out more about research in the Skin Inflammation and Cancer group here.   Seminar will be online (Zoom). Please, register […]

Welcome to our next seminar! In this opportunity, Tapio Lönnberg, senior research fellow at Turku Bioscience Center from the University of Turku, will talk about the use of single-cell sequencing to understand pathogenic responses of lymphocytes. Find more of Tapio's research group here. Seminar will be online (Zoom). Please register via this page, and we will […]

Welcome to our next seminar! In March we will have the opportunity to listen Dr. Victor Greiff, associate professor of Computational and Systems Immunology at the University of Oslo. He will talk about the use of machine learning and system biology to predict adaptive immune responses. If you want to learn more about Victor's lab, […]

Welcome back to our seminar series in April! For the pre-easter seminar we have Minna Hankaniemi from Tampere University (Finland) who will talk about vaccine development with a combined perspective from academia and industry. Minna is currently Docent in virology and vaccine immunology at the Medicine and Health Technology faculty of Tampere University. If you […]

Welcome to our May seminar! We are very glad to have Dr. Dhifaf Sarhan, Associate Professor (Docent in Immunology) and group leader from the Department of Laboratory Medicine at Karolinska Institutet (Sweden) as a guest speaker in May. She will tell us about sex immune dimorphism in the context of cancer, and how we can […]