Over the last decade, immunotherapy became a standard of care for the clinical management of cancer patients across various malignancies. There is now a strong rationale for oncologists and young scientists to become acquainted to deep and comprehensive immunology, at the cross roads with oncogenesis and microbiology.
Mechanisms of action as to how the immune system impacts clinical responses and interacts with intestinal biology will be detailed. Preclinical in vitro and in vivo methods including high dimensional immunology will be explained.
Host
- Faculty of Medicine Paris-Saclay
Registration
- Open (Deadline: 15 Nov 2021)
Please find further information about the event and registration on the EUGLOH website.
The European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH) brings together five universities from across Europe. Together they form a “European University” to develop interdisciplinary projects in the field of Global Health.