Advanced Immunology Course 2024
The University of Queensland Frazer Institute is pleased to offer a Winter Course in Advanced Immunology.
Date and time
Location
Translational Research Institute
37 Kent Street Woolloongabba, QLD 4102 AustraliaRefund Policy
About this event
The University of Queensland Frazer Institute is pleased to offer a Winter Course in Advanced Immunology at the Translational Research Institute (TRI) in Wooloongabba.
Course will be run using COVID-safe practices.
The course offers:
Advanced instruction in immunology
An opportunity to hear from international leaders and rising stars in the field of immunology including:
- Professor Di Yu, Frazer Institute
- Professor Ranjeny Thomas, Frazer Institute
- Professor Gabrielle Belz, Frazer Institute
The opportunity to win a Frazer Institute Honours Scholarship in Immunology, valued at $3500*
Registration information:
Registration is completed by selecting the Tickets option (upper right) where your ticket can be selected and registration details provided.
Ticket options:
- Lectures + Practical ($200 + GST) - Available to enrolled undergraduate students from any university.
- Lectures only component: includes all lectures ($150 + GST) - Available to external attendees.
- Lectures only component ($100 + GST) - Available to UQ staff and enrolled postgraduate students at any university. RISQ option available for UQ staff and students.
- Lectures only component using RISQ option available for UQ staff and students.
Please note: If you are a postgraduate student and would like to be waitlisted for any vacancies in the 'Lectures + Practical' course, please contact fi.admin@uq.edu.au. Enrol for the 'Lectures only' course and you will be notified if a place in the practical course becomes available.
Topics include (may be subject to minor changes):
- Review of Immune system
- Hematopoiesis
- T-cells - T-cell tolerance
- B-cells - B-cell Tolerance and antibody production
- Dendritic cells and antigen processing/presentation
- Microbiome/immune/environment interactions
- Natural Killer Cells
- Innate Lymphoid Cells
- Macrophages and infection
- Dendritic cells and antigen targeting
- Tumour immunotherapy
- Autoimmunity and tolerance
- Bench to bedside
Seminars based on current research around:
- Cancers, such skin, lung, breast, ovarian cancers
- Autoimmune pathologies, such as arthritis, inflammatory bowel diseases, psoriasis, type 1 diabetes
- COVID-19
- Development, such as embryology
- Vaccination and drug development
Technology seminars:
- Fundamentals of flow cytometry
- Spatial technologies
- Microscopy imaging
- Humanised mouse models
Practical course (afternoons) will include:
- Cell culture
- ELISA
- Fluorescence microscopy
- Luciferase assay
- Flow cytometry
- Live cell imaging
- Data analysis
- Data presentation
*Frazer Institute Honours Scholarship in Immunology eligibility criteria: To be eligible for a Frazer Institute Honours Scholarship in Immunology you must be eligible to undertake Honours at UQ and enrol in an immunology themed Honours program at Frazer Institute within 1 year of the scholarship being awarded. For further information please contact fi.admin@uq.edu.au.
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