Innate Sensing and Signaling in Immunology

Join us in Boston this December for our first ever in-person InflammaZoom, featuring a series of insightful talks from leaders in the field of innate immunity. 

Topics covered:

• Innate sensing and signaling in sterile inflammation 
• Inherited diseases caused by mutations in innate signaling pathways
• Acquired chronic diseases aggravated by innate signaling pathways
• Innate sensing and signaling in host-pathogen interaction 
• Host-pathogen interactions: interplay between innate sensing and immune evasion strategies
•  Evolution of innate signaling pathways 
• Cell death as innate defence strategy and a cause of immuno-pathology 

Scientific Organizers 

• Clare Bryant (University of Cambridge, UK)
• Dave Boucher(University of York, UK)
• Rebecca Coll (Queen's University Belfast, UK)
• Jelena Bezbradica Mirkovic (University of Oxford, UK)

Invited Speakers 

• Scott Canna (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, USA)
• Kaiwen Chen (National University Singapore, Singapore)
• Kate Fitzgerald (UMASS Medical School, USA)
• Raphaela Goldbach-Mansky (NIH DC, USA)
• Jon Kagan (Harvard Medical School/Boston Children's Hospital, USA)
• Eicke Latz (University of Bonn, Germany)
• Judy Lieberman (Harvard Medical School/Boston Children's Hospital, USA)
• Kate Schroder (University of Queensland, Institute for Molecular Bioscience, Australia)
• Hao Wu (Harvard Medical School/Boston Children's Hospital, USA)
• Dario Zamboni (Ribeirão Preto Medical School at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)