We are very happy that before the summer break, the 4th VIL on June 12th will yet again showcase two excellent speakers:
Sylvia Knapp (Medical University of Vienna) and Joris van der Veeken (IMP - Institute of Molecular Pathology, Vienna)
will present their fascinating research on “Determinants of pulmonary immune homeostasis” and “Regulatory T cells and Foxp3: programming and immunological tolerance”, respectively.
Date: Thursday, June 12, 2025
Start: 4:30 pm
Networking event (with snacks and drinks): 6 pm
Place: Medical University of Vienna/Jugendstilhörsaal (Art Nouveau Lecture Hall) (Address: Spitalgasse 23, Rectorate Building (AKH Bauteil 88), 1090 Vienna) or Online
The speakers would be available before the event for personal meetings and discussions with interested PIs and students (first come/first serve basis; registration via website required).
For organizational purposes, we would kindly ask you to register via the Event website: https://pii.meduniwien.ac.at/en/about-us/events/vienna-immunolectures/. If you encounter problems during registration, please contact us at: ImmunoLectures@meduniwien.ac.at.
If you would like to participate in the meet the speaker event or join the lecture online, registration is mandatory. (on-site participation without registration is possible.)
The link for online participation will be sent out to registered participants the day before the lecture.
We are very much looking forward to the talks by these two fantastic speakers and hope that you will be able join us in person or online.
For any questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out via ImmunoLectures@meduniwien.ac.at.
Best wishes,
The VIL organizing team:
Taras Barnovskyi (Medical University of Vienna Young Scientists Association representative)
Nicole Boucheron (Medical University of Vienna)
Lisabeth Pimenov-Reifeltshammer (OEGAI Next Generation Immunologists representative)
Katarina Repiska (OEGAI Next Generation Immunologists representative)
Piyal Saha (Medical University of Vienna Young Scientists Association representative)
Philipp Starkl (Medical University of Vienna)