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Curious about immunology, infectious diseases, vaccines or immunopharmacology? 🧬

Join us to explore the science, meet other students and hear from researchers working in the field.

We bring students together through talks with researchers, academic seminars, and socials. Our past events have featured speakers including Dr Matthew Reeves (from the UCL Reeve's Lab) on human cytomegalovirus, Dr. Michele Vendruscolo (from Cambridge University) on protein misfolding diseases, Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi who discovered the regulatory subset of T-cells, and Dr. Denise Faustman (from Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital) on experimental research into Type 1 (autoimmune) diabetes. We've also welcomed Nobel laureate Dr Peter Doherty for discovery of MHC molecule function. 🔬

This year, we're planning more seminars and socials. Students from every subject and level of study (Bsc, BA, PhD, Msc, etc.) are welcome- you don't need to study immunology to take part!

Why join? 

Standard membership gives you access to online and in-person academic seminars and all social events. You can also vote in society elections, run for a committee position, and receive newsletter updates about what's coming up.✨

How can I hear about events?

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Events

Research, Reflections & Advice from a PhD
06/11/2026 | 18:00 - 19:00

Curious about what pursing a PhD is like or what research in protein engineering and vaccine development looks like?

Join us for a session with a PhD researcher from the University of Cambridge who will be sharing her journey through research in both academia and industry, as well as giving us an insight into her current projects involving protein engineering, vaccine development and therapeutic

T cell tales of the unexpected - always follow the science, not the dogma!
19/01/2027 | 18:00 - 19:00

🧬 T Cell Tales of the Unexpected: Always Follow the Science, Not the Dogma! 🔬

Science rarely follows a straight path, and sometimes the most exciting discoveries are the ones we never expected! 💡

Join us for a fascinating talk by Professor Benedict Seddon, Professor of Immune Cell Homeostasis at UCL! 🧑‍🔬 Professor Seddon leads a research group investigating the mechanisms that