Microscopy image: The immune system becomes visible in microscopic structures - the impact of research on health is all the greater. (Image: Max Planck Research Group for Systems Immunology)
Microscopy image: The immune system becomes visible in microscopic structures - the impact of research on health is all the greater. (Image: Max Planck Research Group for Systems Immunology) In the run-up to the official Immunology Day, researchers presented current findings on the topic of "Immunology - What's next?". The central role of immunology in various disciplines became clear . On April 29, 2023, Immunology Day will be celebrated under the motto ,,Immunology in Dialog with Public Health" - to mark this occasion, a dialog exchange on current findings and potentials in immunology took place in advance. Researchers from various departments of the Max Planck Research Group and the University Hospital Würzburg provided a look behind the scenes and showed what immunology can still achieve in the fields of systems immunology, neonatology, oncology and cardiology. The hybrid press briefing on April 26 was organized by the Vogel Foundation Dr. Eckernkamp together with the Max Planck Research Group for Systems Immunology at the University of Würzburg. How do immune cells change during disease?.
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