Events Calendar
Events in February 2019
- AIGHD Research Meeting
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AIGHD Research MeetingThe AIGHD research meeting takes place three times a month on Fridays over lunch. During these meetings, researchers and students affiliated with AIGHD along guest speakers present their work. The meetings provide a forum for discussing interesting results, fostering collaborations and developing new ideas. All are welcome to join these meetings. Please sign up for the weekly invitation email with speaker topics by emailing secretariat@aighd.org.
- AIGHD Research Meeting
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AIGHD Research MeetingThe AIGHD research meeting takes place three times a month on Fridays over lunch. During these meetings, researchers and students affiliated with AIGHD along guest speakers present their work. The meetings provide a forum for discussing interesting results, fostering collaborations and developing new ideas. All are welcome to join these meetings. Please sign up for the weekly invitation email with speaker topics by emailing secretariat@aighd.org.
- AIGHD Research Meeting
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AIGHD Research MeetingThe AIGHD research meeting takes place three times a month on Fridays over lunch. During these meetings, researchers and students affiliated with AIGHD along guest speakers present their work. The meetings provide a forum for discussing interesting results, fostering collaborations and developing new ideas. All are welcome to join these meetings. Please sign up for the weekly invitation email with speaker topics by emailing secretariat@aighd.org.
- Public TB Research Meeting
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Public TB Research MeetingJoin members of the Amsterdam TBC and scientific community for an open event about tuberculosis research.
Dr. Frank Verreck (head of TB Research, Biomedical Primate Research Centre Rijswijk, The Netherlands) will present this groundbreaking work on novel approaches to tuberculosis vaccination that was published in Nature Medicine last month.*
"These exciting developments demonstrate that an effective vaccination strategy against TB is possible and lay the foundation for major advances based on rational, iterative vaccine design in the near future.”
Tom Scriba, Elisa Nemes: Nature Medicine 2019
AGENDA:
16:00 – 16:40 pm: Presentation:Pulmonary mucosal delivery of BCG protects highly susceptible rhesus macaques and reveals correlates of protective immunity against TB.’’
Dr. Frank A.W. Verreck, PhD, Head TB Research/Immunology, Department of Parasitology, BPRC Rijswijk
16:40 – 17:00 pm: Discussion
Location:
AMC, H2-211
Meibergdreef 9, 1105 AZ Amsterdam