Time: 12.30pm - 5pm GMT

Infection and Immunity researchers, Parasitology enthusiasts and organoid aficionados, mark your calendars! The Infection and Immunity Research Theme (School of Biological Sciences, University of Cambridge), in collaboration with Parasitology (Cambridge University Press), is thrilled to announce an afternoon symposium on "Miniature Worlds: organoid research in Parasitology." This event will delve into the exciting intersection of the organoid and parasitology fields, featuring thought-provoking talks from renowned experts: 

• Dr. Maria Duque Correa, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
• Dr. David Smith, Moredun Research Institute
• Professor John Dalton, Galway University
• Dr. Mattie Pawlowic, University of Dundee

We are also excited to offer a platform for early career investigators working on pathogens in organoids to present their work at the meeting, and invite registrants to submit abstracts for consideration for short talks. This is a great opportunity  to showcase your research to a broad audience and connect with leading figures in the field. Don't miss this chance to accelerate discoveries and shape the future of infectious disease research! 

There will also be time over lunch to meet the Parasitology Editors, and get valuable feedback on your research and discuss publication opportunities.

To register for this free event, and express an interest in presenting your research, please complete this short registration form.

There is also an option to attend the event online – please indicate your preference in the registration form. 

• Early career short talk expressions of interest deadline: Friday 27th September
• Event registration deadline: Friday 11th October  

If the event is over-subscribed, in person places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. 

This event has been organised in collaboration with The Infection and Immunity Research Theme (School of Biological Sciences, University of Cambridge) and Parasitology (Cambridge University Press).