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Wednesday October 20, 2021
Following our recent call for ASI Council nominations, we are pleased to announce the following results.
Congratulations to the five incoming ASI Council Members for 2022 who have been elected unopposed.
We warmly welcome and congratulate:
Dr Julia Ellyard, ASI ACT Branch Councillor
Dr Damon Tumes, ASI SA/NT Branch Councillor (2nd term)
Dr Rachael Zemek, ASI WA Branch Councillor
Ms Marina Yakou, ASI Social Media Coordinator
A/Prof Diana Hansen, ASI Women's Initiative / EDI Coordinator
Online Ballot for members - closes October 20th 2021
As we have received multiple nominations for the other positions on ...
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Friday September 17, 2021
Download your copy of the Special Edition September 2021 ASI Newsletter now!
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Wednesday August 04, 2021
We are very pleased to announce the launch of the website for the 49th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology.
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Wednesday July 28, 2021
Are you our next ICB Editor-in-Chief?
We now seek applicants for the position of Editor-in-Chief (EIC) for our journal Immunology & Cell Biology (ICB).
Founded in 1924, ICB is one of the oldest specialty Immunology journals in existence. Major historical contributions include publications by Donald Metcalf of the strategy for identifying colony-stimulating factors (CSFs) and the development of the clonal selection theory by Frank Macfarlane Burnet, in a series of more than 90 publications in the 1970s.
In 2021, our dedicated ICB Editorial Board achieved a significant milestone; the highest ever ICB Impact Factor ...
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Tuesday July 13, 2021
Celebrating our Impact Factor
We are excited to announce the 2020 Impact Factor for Immunology & Cell Biology.
At 5.126, this is our highest Impact Factor to date!
Founded in 1924, ICB is one of the oldest specialty Immunology journals in existence.
Click here to browse our latest publications and be sure to submit your next manuscript to ICB.
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ICB publishes the latest research in immunology, cellular immunology, innate and adaptive immunity, immune responses to pathogens, tumour immunology, immunopathology, immunotherapy, immunogenetics, immunological studies in humans and model organisms, ...
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Friday June 18, 2021
Please click here to visit our Newsletter page and download your copy of the June 2021 ASI Newsletter.
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Tuesday May 25, 2021
Dale Godfrey
What was your first job?
Newspaper delivery boy (The Herald – an afternoon newspaper back in the day).
What are you currently watching on TV?
In between TV shows right now, but just finished Schitt’s Creek, which was excellent (yes, I know, it is quite old now, but I was a slow starter).
Which celebrity would you like to meet for a cup of coffee?
Jerry Seinfeld.
What would you sing at Karaoke night?
Paradise by the dashboard light. In fact, I did sing that at a Karaoke ...
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Tuesday May 18, 2021
Congratulations to the winners of our competition!
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Thursday April 22, 2021
ASI Newsletter competition -
Submit your “lab hacks”
We’re running a special column in next quarter’s newsletter of simple and fun lab hacks/tricks you’ve discovered and would like to share with fellow ASI members.
Have you been using a disposable glove cuff as a hair tie when you’ve forgotten yours? Or maybe you’ve been using textbooks to create a cheap but effective laptop stand?
Click here to download our March Newsletter to see pictures of these examples.
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Thursday March 25, 2021
We are seeking Expressions of Interest from current ASI members who may wish to attend the KAI 2021 Hybrid meeting.
The Korean Association of Immunologists have generously offered several KAI 2021 Scholarships to ASI members. This scholarship will cover the online conference registration fees.
KAI will be held from June 2-4 2021.
Application Open Dates: March 25 - April 1 2021.
Eligibility:
Applicants must have been full (not interim) Ordinary or Student members of ASI in 2020.
Applicants must have paid their 2021 membership subscription before ...
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Tuesday March 23, 2021
More COVID relief for members:
Free 2021 Student Memberships
Applicable to student renewals received between Jan 1st - April 1st 2021
Great news for students!
Given the challenging times we are in, we recently showed our support for members by announcing the new ASI Career Advancement Awards and the Carer Awards - COVID support.
Today we have more great news! We are pleased to inform our student members that their 2021 ASI membership will be reimbursed to them.
This fantastic offer is applicable to both ...
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Friday March 19, 2021
Please click here to visit our Newsletter page and download your copy of the March 2021 ASI Newsletter.
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Tuesday March 16, 2021
2021 Margaret Baird Lecture
Thank you to everyone who joined us on 9th March 2021 including our very special guests - the Baird family.
If you missed it on the day, the recording is available for your viewing below.
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Tuesday March 09, 2021
We welcome our new ASI Sustaining Member: Cayman Chemical
Our ASI Sustaining Members recognise the importance of supporting ASI and Immunology researchers in Australia and New Zealand.
We are grateful and proud to introduce our newest ASI Sustaining Member: Cayman Chemical.
Helping Make Research Possible
Cayman Chemical is a global provider of life science products and services
to advance biomedical research and enable new therapies.
Specializing in chemical synthesis, assay and antibody development, and preclinical drug discovery, Cayman creates and supplies small molecules, assay kits, antibodies, and ...
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Friday February 26, 2021
How to win your own autographed copy of Peter Doherty's book, "Pandemics"...
Sign up to our ICB and CTI Content Alerts and receive content alerts directly to your inbox.
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Wednesday February 24, 2021
As the pandemic evolved in 2020 we introduced changes to some of the ASI awards to allow for broader scope/ flexibility, including the new Career Advancement Awards scheme as an alternative to the conventional International Travel Awards. In 2021, we will continue with these awards as per 2020. In 2020 we also launched two exciting new ASI awards, the Cheers-Buchan Education Award and Public Engagement Award.
2021 ASI Awards Application Rounds
Please see the 2021 schedule below for each of the award ...
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Monday February 22, 2021
We welcome our new ASI Sustaining Member: PeproTech
Our ASI Sustaining Members recognise the importance of supporting ASI and Immunology researchers in Australia and New Zealand.
We are grateful and proud to introduce our newest ASI Sustaining Member: PeptroTech.
About PeproTech
PeproTech creates the building blocks of your life science research by manufacturing high-quality products that advance scientific discovery and human health. Since 1988, we have grown into a global enterprise with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in the US, and offices around the world.
With over 2,000 products, ...
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Wednesday January 13, 2021
ASI Media Release
13th Jan 2021. Amended.
Clarification by The Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology in response to comments published in The Age and the SMH on 13th Jan 2021.
In response to articles published in The Age and The SMH on the 13th Jan 2021, the Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology (ASI) would like to expand on comments attributed to Professor Stephen Turner and ASI. Regarding a pause on the rollout of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine, the President of ...
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Friday December 18, 2020
Please click here to visit our Newsletter page and download your copy of the December 2020 ASI Newsletter.
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Wednesday December 16, 2020
ASI Position Vacant: Editorial Assistant (ICB & CTI)
Due to the significant growth of our ASI journals Immunology & Cell Biology and Clinical & Translational Immunology, we are now seeking an Editorial Assistant for our journals.
This would best suit someone with existing editorial experience or a strong interest in gaining experience in the publishing sphere.
This is a remotely-located, contracted role requiring a time commitment of approximately 4 hours per week.
Click the green button below for more details.
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