Want to get started with R and omics data analysis?

Our top-rated beginner course runs over 10 mornings on Zoom (7–18 Dec, 09:30–12:30), covering R, omics data analysis and practical data visualisation.

BSI members: £350 + VAT (50% off)! Find out more: vist.ly/5mhbx

There’ll be a lot to explore at #BSI26!

From immunometabolism and cancer immunotherapy to infection, inflammation, neuroimmunology and clinical immunology, this year’s programme spans the breadth of the field.

Join us in Glasgow and save by booking by 21 Oct: vist.ly/5mc9i

Have you signed up for our new AI training course, Building an AI research assistant? #AIForBiosciences

Join us online 21 Oct to learn practical ways to use AI for literature reviews, grant writing, research planning & more.

BSI member discount! Sign up: vist.ly/5mc9f

Last chance to join our advanced Single cell and spatial omics course!

Starting on Monday (12 October), this top-rated course runs over 5 Mondays on Zoom.

BSI members pay just £395 + VAT (50% off). Limited places: vist.ly/5m7mh

Learn bioinformatics wherever you are!

Our self-paced courses let you learn at your own pace, with ongoing support from the Glasgow Bioinformatics Core, “This is probably the most useful course I have ever attended”

Member discounts! Explore the courses: vist.ly/5kjwt

Today, on International Day of Older Persons, we're launching a new BSI and CARINA Network report on immune health and healthy ageing.

It sets out recommendations to better integrate immune health into UK policy, research & healthcare.

Read the report: vist.ly/5kjgv

70 years of the BSI! We're so excited to bring the immunology community together in Glasgow to celebrate 🥳

Join us for #BSI26 from 30 Nov to 3 Dec, with 1,500+ delegates and 4 days of immunology research, clinical insights and networking.

Early bird closes 21 October: vist.ly/5keek

⏰ Deadline for the BSI Communication & Engagement Grant is Thursday!

Don’t miss your chance to get up to £1,000 to deliver public engagement activities that increase immunology awareness & showcase its benefits to society.

Submit your application now: https://bit.ly/3Y9j8gm

#CelebrateVaccines

How can vaccination during pregnancy protect a baby from RSV?

Antibodies can cross the placenta, helping protect babies in their first months. New UKHSA data shows around 50% fewer infants under six months needed intensive care with RSV.

Read our blog: vist.ly/5k3wq

We’re getting closer to #BSI26!

Join 1,500+ immunologists in Glasgow from 30 November to 3 December for four days of science, discussion and networking, as we celebrate 70 years of the BSI.

Early bird registration and late-breaking abstract submission close 21 October: vist.ly/5jnky

Just one week left to apply for the BSI Communication & Engagement Grant!

Share your passion, improve public understanding & build trust in science through creative engagement projects.

Up to £1,000 available. Submit by 1 October to inspire & educate: https://bit.ly/3Y9j8gm

Our December run of Omic data analysis and visualisation using R starts on Monday 7 December.

Designed for wet-lab scientists with little/no bioinformatics experience, the course runs over 10 mornings (09:30–12:30 GMT).

Book your place: vist.ly/5jhcw

10 days to go until our next Foundations of immunology course takes place!

We'll cover the basics of the immune system, including innate and adaptive immunity, health and disease, vaccines and immunotherapies.

Book now and get a discount as a BSI member: vist.ly/5jdar

Last call to register for the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group showcase taking place on Thursday!

Register here: www.immunology.org/events/bsi-w...

What could an AI research assistant help you with?

From finding literature to organising information and supporting your workflow, see some examples below 👇

📅 21 October - only one month to go until our first course! Book here: vist.ly/5j87b

If you'd like to support the BSI by becoming a reviewer for our journals portfolio, you can sign up here: https://academic.oup.com/cei/pages/reviewer

It's #PeerReviewWeek and we want to recognise the valuable contributions of peer reviewers for their vital role in ensuring science can be shared in a timely way.

Thank you to all who generously give their time and expertise to improve the quality of research published in our journals and beyond!

Completed our Omics data analysis and visualisation using R course & ready for the next challenge?

Learn how to analyse single cell and spatial datasets with our advanced training course - starting Monday 12 October.

50% off for BSI members! Book here: vist.ly/5is56