In 2007, the historic and academically esteemed city of Cambridge, UK, became the focal point for discussions on Natural Killer cells and natural immunity, as it hosted the 10th Meeting of the Society for Natural Immunity (SNI). Cambridge, with its centuries-old colleges and picturesque River Cam, presented an intellectually stimulating environment for this landmark event.
The 10th SNI Meeting saw the convergence of top-tier scientists, forward-thinking clinicians, and passionate researchers in the heart of one of the world’s most iconic centres of learning. Amidst the gothic spires, cobbled streets, and tranquil backdrops of Cambridge’s university courtyards, attendees delved deep into the intricacies of their field.
The event showcased a spectrum of pioneering presentations, collaborative workshops, and invigorating discussions. Beyond the formal agenda, the very essence of Cambridge, with its deep-rooted academic traditions and inspiring architectural marvels, fostered an environment of reflection, innovation, and scholarly exchange.
Recollecting the 10th meeting in Cambridge, it stands as a symbol of SNI’s dedication to pairing rigorous scientific discourse with locations steeped in academic excellence and history. The juxtaposition of Cambridge’s rich scholarly legacy with the contemporary advances in natural immunity created an event that was both timeless and timely.
Meeting Organizers:
- Ashley Moffett, University of Cambridge, UK
- John Trowsdale, University of Cambridge, UK
- Peter Parham, Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA
