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    Immunochemistry & Immunobiology

    Sunday River Resort 15 S Ridge Rd., Newry, ME, United States

    Immunochemistry & Immunobiology will be held June 1-6, 2014 in Newry, Maine. The theme of this research symposium is “Re-Evaluating the Fundamentals of Immunology, Their Clinical Potentials, Their Meaningful Measures, and the Unmet Needs.” The event will focus on data from leading and emerging experts to fundamentally re-evaluate basic research priorities, general scholarship, and translational potentials

    ImVacS 2014

    Marriott Long Wharf Hotel 296 State St, Boston, MA, United States

    The 9th Annual ImVacS 2014 Immunotherapies and Vaccine Summit will be held August 11-14, 2014 in Boston, Massachusetts. ImVacS 2014 brings together a global audience of vaccine researchers and developers of cancer immunotherapies for five focused meetings that explore the frontiers of immunology as the basis for patient treatment. 250+ researchers from around the world

    World Vaccine Congress 2016

    Grand Hyatt Washington 1000 H St NW, Washington DC, United States

    The World Vaccine Congress US 2016 will be held March 29-31, 2016 in Washington, DC. The event draws more than 150 elite speakers and 500 attendees from across big pharma, biotech, academics and government organizations. 7 different conference streams are available, including for Emerging & Re-Emerging Diseases; Influenza & Respiratory; and Clinical Trials conference tracks.

    Developing a Long-Term Strategy for Low-Dose Radiation Research in the U.S.

    Virtual Event Virtual Event

    This meeting hosted by the National Academies will focus on receiving information from the research community on low dose radiation research priorities and lessons to be learned from managing multidisciplinary programs. What are your views on research priorities for low dose radiation research? How can epidemiology contribute to further understanding risks? Molecular approaches to improve