Frontiers in Human and Veterinary Antibody Research The meeting is being organised by newly relaunched Comparative Veterinary Immunology Group (CVIG) of The British Society of Immunology (BSI) in conjunction with The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and the UK Veterinary Vaccinology Network (VVN). It is an excellent opportunity to join a great line-up ofinternational experts and to discuss the latest developments in this field. **New** Travel Scholarships The Veterinary Vaccinology Network now has travel scholarships worth £150 for early career researchers from the UK to attend this meeting. Applicants must be ECRs (PhD students or postdocs) based at a UK research organisation and applicants must be VVN members. Apply by 10 August 2018. Full details available here The CVIG committee Elma Tchilian – The Pribright Institute Sean Wattegedera – Moredun Research Institute, Pentland Science Park, Midlothian Linda Wooldridge – Bristol Vet School Lindert Benedictus – Roslin Institute University of Edinburgh Provisional Programme Monday 26 November 10:00: Registration and refreshments 10:50: Welcome Session 1: Structure guided immunogen design 11:00 Peter Kwong, National Institutes of Health, USA 11:30 Sarel Fleishman, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel 12:00 Simon Draper, University of Oxford, UK 12:30 Andrew Martin, University College London, UK 13:00: Lunch Session 2: Antibodies of animal and human 14:00 Mike Criscitiello,Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine, USA 14:30 Deborah Dunn-Walters, University of Surrey, UK 15:00 John Hammond, The Pirbright Institute, UK 15:30: Refreshments Session 3: B cell help and regulation 16:00 Seph Borrow, University of Oxford, UK 16:30 Michelle Linterman, Babraham Institute, UK 17:00 Claudia Mauri, University College London, UK 17:30 Mala Maini, University College London, UK 19:00: Conference dinner Tuesday 27 November Session 4: Translating antibodies – Therapeutics and adjuvants 09:00 Jacqueline Achkar, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA 09:30 Davide Corti, HuMabs, Switzerland 10:00 Richard Pleass, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK 10:30: Refreshments Session 5: Identification of antigen targets and epitopes 11:00 David Stuart, University of Oxford, UK 11:30 Alain Townsend, University of Oxford, UK 12:00 Bruno Correia, EPFL, Switzerland 12:30 Velislava Petrova, Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK 13:00: Lunch Session 6: B cell biology in health and disease 14:00 Ad Koets, Wageningen Bioveterinary Research, Netherlands 14:30 Ramit Mehr, Bar-llan University, Israel 15:00 Anne Corcoran, Babraham Institute, UK 15:30: Wrap up – closing remarks Tea/Coffee & Networking Nov 26 2018 00.00 - Nov 27 2018 00.00 Frontiers in Human and Veterinary Antibody Research Advancing our knowledge and understanding of B cell biology and stimulating new cross collaborations. The Pirbright Institute Ash Road Pirbright Woking GU24 0NF Venue Please register here
Frontiers in Human and Veterinary Antibody Research The meeting is being organised by newly relaunched Comparative Veterinary Immunology Group (CVIG) of The British Society of Immunology (BSI) in conjunction with The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and the UK Veterinary Vaccinology Network (VVN). It is an excellent opportunity to join a great line-up ofinternational experts and to discuss the latest developments in this field. **New** Travel Scholarships The Veterinary Vaccinology Network now has travel scholarships worth £150 for early career researchers from the UK to attend this meeting. Applicants must be ECRs (PhD students or postdocs) based at a UK research organisation and applicants must be VVN members. Apply by 10 August 2018. Full details available here The CVIG committee Elma Tchilian – The Pribright Institute Sean Wattegedera – Moredun Research Institute, Pentland Science Park, Midlothian Linda Wooldridge – Bristol Vet School Lindert Benedictus – Roslin Institute University of Edinburgh Provisional Programme Monday 26 November 10:00: Registration and refreshments 10:50: Welcome Session 1: Structure guided immunogen design 11:00 Peter Kwong, National Institutes of Health, USA 11:30 Sarel Fleishman, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel 12:00 Simon Draper, University of Oxford, UK 12:30 Andrew Martin, University College London, UK 13:00: Lunch Session 2: Antibodies of animal and human 14:00 Mike Criscitiello,Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine, USA 14:30 Deborah Dunn-Walters, University of Surrey, UK 15:00 John Hammond, The Pirbright Institute, UK 15:30: Refreshments Session 3: B cell help and regulation 16:00 Seph Borrow, University of Oxford, UK 16:30 Michelle Linterman, Babraham Institute, UK 17:00 Claudia Mauri, University College London, UK 17:30 Mala Maini, University College London, UK 19:00: Conference dinner Tuesday 27 November Session 4: Translating antibodies – Therapeutics and adjuvants 09:00 Jacqueline Achkar, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA 09:30 Davide Corti, HuMabs, Switzerland 10:00 Richard Pleass, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK 10:30: Refreshments Session 5: Identification of antigen targets and epitopes 11:00 David Stuart, University of Oxford, UK 11:30 Alain Townsend, University of Oxford, UK 12:00 Bruno Correia, EPFL, Switzerland 12:30 Velislava Petrova, Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK 13:00: Lunch Session 6: B cell biology in health and disease 14:00 Ad Koets, Wageningen Bioveterinary Research, Netherlands 14:30 Ramit Mehr, Bar-llan University, Israel 15:00 Anne Corcoran, Babraham Institute, UK 15:30: Wrap up – closing remarks Tea/Coffee & Networking Nov 26 2018 00.00 - Nov 27 2018 00.00 Frontiers in Human and Veterinary Antibody Research Advancing our knowledge and understanding of B cell biology and stimulating new cross collaborations. The Pirbright Institute Ash Road Pirbright Woking GU24 0NF Venue Please register here
Nov 26 2018 00.00 - Nov 27 2018 00.00 Frontiers in Human and Veterinary Antibody Research Advancing our knowledge and understanding of B cell biology and stimulating new cross collaborations.
