ASI VIC-TAS Branch Autumn Seminar 2025 - Prof Branch Moody

Date

Time

3:45pm for 4pm start AEST

Venue

The Leveson Hotel, North Melbourne

Speakers

Dr Branch Moody | Professor of Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital / Harvard University Boston / United States of America

Price

Description

Dr. Branch Moody is a Professor of Medicine at the Harvard Division of Medical Sciences in the United States. The Moody laboratory seeks to answer questions regarding human T cell responses in autoimmunity and infectious disease. With an emphasis on tool building, Professor Moody’s research uses whole cell screens to discover molecules and assign gene functions, thereby establishing previously unknown biological pathways that contribute to major human diseases.

Registration required by May 28th 23:59 AEST

This seminar is available in-person and via Zoom. Registration is required for both in-person and Zoom attendance.

In-person attendance

In-person numbers are limited to 50. To secure your in-person place, click the green button below to register by May 28th 23:59 AEST. Select "I will attend in-person" when prompted.

Zoom attendance

To attend via Zoom, click the green button below to register by May 28th 23:59 AEST. Select "I will attend via Zoom" when prompted. Zoom registrants will receive the Zoom link via email on May 29th.

COVID SAFE POLICY 

• All delegates and exhibitors may be asked to present a NEGATIVE Rapid Antigen Test before travelling to the conference.
• All attendees must comply with the Safety Plan advised by public health orders to minimise the risk of transmission of COVID-19 on the premises. 
• All attendees are encouraged to wear a mask particularly at indoor venues
• All attendees are encouraged to contact the Organising Committees if they exhibit symptoms and consider cancelling their registration or participating remotely to minimise transmission
• ASI will not cover expenses associated with extra accommodation or alternative transport costs due to isolation requirements should attendees test positive at the event. All attendees should be aware that the events are ‘Attend at your own risk'.