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Lake Como School of Advanced Studies (LCSAS)

This highly anticipated event will feature an engaging program of plenary sessions, keynote lectures, oral presentations, poster sessions, interactive workshops, and dynamic networking opportunities. The congress offers a collaborative platform to explore the most pressing challenges and exciting innovations in immunology and infectious disease research.

Ella Isabella;     Phone: [14083521010];     Email: ella@advancesinimmunology.com

AKM Allergiekongress und Marketing GmbH

wikonect GmbH;     Email: allergiekongress@wikonect.de

Keystone Symposia

This meeting will present work that encompasses the influence of hormones on driving cancer across the lifespan, through influences on aging, immunity, and other factors. Many current studies in aging and cancer do not adequately consider the impact of hormones, hormone receptors, and changing hormone levels as drivers of these processes. This meeting will assemble researchers across the fields of endocrinology, aging, and oncology to discuss the interplay of these multiple factors and how they should be considered when diagnosing and treating cancers. The meeting will span basic, translational, and clinical research to drive bench to bedside and bedside and back insights that will advance our understanding of cancer etiology, prevention, and treatment approaches. The meeting will bridge interdisciplinary groups of scientists, population scientists, and clinicians, allowing a unique blend of discovery in the hormones over the lifespan, aging, immunity, and cancer.

Cancer, Hormones, Endocrinology, Oncology, Aging, Immunology, Bench to Bedside, Clinical Research, Translational Research

Biology,    Oncology

Keystone Symposia

Innate Immunity: Molecular Mechanisms, Diseases & Therapeutics convenes leading researchers and clinicians to examine how innate immunity detects danger, shapes adaptive immunity, and drives disease and therapeutic response. A central focus of the meeting is how innate sensors distinguish self from non-self molecular patterns, informing both agonist and antagonist drug development across inflammatory, neurodegenerative, cardiometabolic, and autoimmune diseases. The program features joint plenary sessions, focused talks, and abstract-selected presentations highlighting advances in nucleic acid sensing pathways, including cGAS-STING. Mechanistic insights from biochemical and molecular studies are paired with discussions on translational challenges in drug discovery and clinical development. This meeting will be held jointly with T-Cells: From Basic Biology to Therapeutic Applications.

Immunology, Innate Immunity, Small Molecule Therapeutics, Therapeutic Innovation, Molecular Immunology, Drug Development, Adaptive Immunity

Molecular Biology,    Biology

Keystone Symposia

T cells are highly diverse and multifunctional components of the adaptive immune system, playing vital roles in health and disease, including inflammation, cancer, autoimmune disorders, and infections. This conference aims to foster collaboration between basic, translational, and clinical scientists from academia and industry, ensuring that cutting-edge discoveries in T cell biology and emerging technologies advance both fundamental research and clinical/therapeutic applications. Topics and meeting sessions include: (i) T cell differentiation, molecular programs, and the functional diversity of CD4+, CD8+, and gamma delta T cell differentiation, and unconventional (innate-like) T cells. (ii) the role of spatial instructions in controlling T cell function (iii) innovative approaches and technologies, such as advanced imaging, next-generation T cell engineering and (re)programming, and AI-driven methods for disease detection and treatment. Additionally, joint sessions with the Innate Immunity meeting will explore how innate immune pathways regulate T cell behavior under homeostatic and disease conditions, and how these pathways can be harnessed for therapeutic interventions. Trainees and Junior Faculty are encouraged to submit abstracts, which will be selected for Short Talks and Spotlights Afternoon Sessions.

Immunology, T Cell Biology, Adaptive Immunity, T Cell Differentiation, Advanced Imaging, Artificial Intelligence, Therapeutic Innovation, Bench to Bedside, T Cell Engineering, T Cell Reprogramming

Molecular Biology,    Biology