This meeting will bridge stem cell biology and immunology: interaction with epithelia is crucial for shaping lymphoid organs and regulate their functions from early development through to postnatal and adult life. The symposium also aims to define pathways and mechanisms of regeneration that might lead to new therapies. The meeting will bring together internationally-renowned key experts who adopt different but complementary approaches, spanning basic science through to the clinical application of cell therapies.
Plenary lectures will be followed by short and flash talks selected from the submitted abstracts to give early career researchers opportunities to present their work.
Poster sessions and networking will give attendees ample opportunities to present their work and to interact with scientists working across these disciplines. Prizes will be awarded for the best short, flash talk and poster.
We plan to run this as a hybrid event with an in person audience at the Crick joined by online attendees.
Please download the full PDF version of the programme from here.
A full list of the abstracts is available to download from here.
Contact events@crick.ac.uk if you have any questions.
Graham Anderson |University of Birmingham
Thomas Boehm | Max-Planck Institute
Peter Coffey | UCL
Ana Cumano | Institut Pasteur
Michele De Luca | University of Modena
Jarrod Dudakov | Fred Hutch
Lauren Ehrlich | The University of Texas at Austin
Yoko Hamazaki |CiRA, Kyoto University
Joo-Hyeon Lee |University of Cambridge
Tippi MacKenzie | UCSF
Reina Mebius| Amsterdam UMC
Freddy Radkte | École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Hans-Reimer Rodewald |DKFZ Heidelberg
Fiona Watt | Kings College London
Shinya Yamanaka | CiRA, Kyoto University
Paola Bonfanti | the Francis Crick Institute
Dominique Bonnet | the Francis Crick Institute
Adrian Hayday | the Francis Crick Institute
Hans Stauss| UCL
