Prof Gustav Nossal
The Burnetian Legacy : Scientists as Citizens

Prof Gordon Ada
Vaccine development and delivery – the challenge of AIDS

Prof Derrick Rowley
Perception & reality in science

Prof Graham Mitchell
PhD to parasites in 25 years: results, discussion and acknowledgements

Prof Kevin Lafferty
Politics, personalities and the development of science

Prof Jacques Miller
Peripheral T cell tolerance revisited

Prof Robert Blanden
Three decades of immunological paradigms

Prof Antony Basten
B cells are T cells in disguise

Prof James Watson
Cytokines – from cell supernatants to the body

Prof Patrick Holt
Regulation of immune responses at mucosal surfaces : allergic respiratory disease as a paradigm

Prof Peter Doherty
Living in the Burnet lineage : viruses, tolerance and MHC restriction

Prof Ken Shortman
Dendritic Cells : Multiple Subtypes, Multiple Origins, Multiple Functions.

Prof Jonathon Sprent
Cytokines and T memory cells

Dr Maureen Howard
Selection, adaptation and deletion in the biotechnology industry

Prof Suzanne Cory
Continuing Burnet’s legacy at WEHI

Prof Rolf Zinkernagel
On tolerance and reactivity

Prof Anne Kelso
Chance and necessity in the immune response

Prof Ian McKenzie
The Nobel Prize, 1960 and thereafter : progress in transplantation and infection

Prof Marc Feldman
The beginning of anti-cytokine therapy : from anti-TNF for rheumatoid arthritis to ?

Prof Chris Parish
Antigen receptor sharing : a new paradigm in immunology

Prof Ian Frazer
Cervical cancer : its part in my downfall

Prof James McCluskey
Genetic control of specific immunity by major histocompatibility molecules

Prof Chris Goodnow
Clonal selection, self-tolerance and immunity : Fifty years after the Burnet-Medawar Nobel Prize