Annual Symposia

REGISTRATION 9th Annual AI&I Symposium IS OPEN!

Please register here.

Calling all PhD students and postdocs! Share your research by submitting an abstract. Six standout abstracts from each theme (Immunology and Infectious Diseases) will be chosen for presentations during the parallel sessions. If you're not selected for an oral presentation, you will be scheduled for a poster presentation.

Please note that the symposium theme pertains primarily to the plenary sessions and that presentations in parallel and poster sessions are open to any topic in AI&I

The top poster and the best presentation in each session will win a 200 Euro prize, yours to spend however you like. Don't miss this chance to showcase your work and potentially win a prize!

Registration: You can register and/or submit your abstract via your registration form. All abstracts will be published in our online abstract book.

Deadline for submitting your abstract (incl. registration): April 3rd, 2026.

Deadline for registration without an abstract: May 8th, 2026.Secondaire content

AI&I Annual Symposium Committee

The AI&I Annual Symposium Committee is composed of a diverse group of AI&I researchers, including senior and junior scientists as well as basic researchers and clinicians. Together, they organize the symposium to inform, engage, and inspire the AI&I community.

Showcasing Research and Fostering Connections

Each year, the committee selects a timely theme that reflects both AI&I programs and invites internal and external experts to share there insights.

The directors provide an overview of the past year's key highlights, followed by presentations from AI&I grant recipients, showcasing how the funding has advanced their research and the new opportunities it has enabled.

AI&I PhD candidates and postdocs are actively involved and have the opportunity to present their work during parallel sessions and poster presentations.

The day concludes with a dinner at a nearby restaurant, providing a welcoming setting to network and unwind after the day’s programme.

The symposium offers a valuable platform to exchange ideas, discuss research outcomes, connect with colleagues, and explore opportunities for new collaborations.

Committee members

Chair: Prof.dr. Derk Amsen
Committee members: Prof. dr. Tanja de GruijlDr. Alsya AffandiDr. Brenda RaudMerve KocyigitDr. Febe van MaldegemDr. Bas HaakDr. Emma Birnie, Adithya Sridhar and Dr Katja de Jong.