University of Leeds Immunology Network Symposium

Join the University of Leeds Immunology Network to learn about the latest innovations in immunology. This year's event will mark the 40th anniversary of the first description of T cell receptor genes.

Key note speaker

Professor Tak Mak, University of Toronto

Professor Mak’s research is concentrated on gaining fundamental knowledge of the biology of cells in normal and disease settings in three key areas; biology of the immune system, biology of programmed cell death and the pathogenesis of cancer. The lab was the first to define the function of the immune checkpoint regulator CTLA-4.

Attendees will also hear from:

• Dr Robert Salmond, School of Medicine, University of Leeds
• Dr Darren Newton, School of Medicine, University of Leeds
• Professor Grant Lythe, School of Mathematics, University of Leeds

There will also be opportunities for networking during a wine reception.

Register for the event by entering your name on this Microsoft form.