In 1998, the quaint town of Warrenton, Virginia, with its classic American charm and scenic landscapes, played host to the 5th Meeting of the Society for Natural Immunity (SNI). Nestled amidst the rolling hills and historical landmarks of Virginia, Warrenton provided an intimate and serene environment conducive for discussions on Natural Killer cells and natural immunity.
The 5th SNI Meeting in Warrenton gathered a select group of renowned scientists, dedicated clinicians, and budding researchers. Within the serene ambience of Warrenton, with its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and warm community spirit, the event became a focal point for groundbreaking ideas, collaborative spirit, and scientific advancements.
The meeting was marked by a series of insightful presentations, collaborative workshops, and stimulating discussions. Beyond the confines of the conference venue, the charm of Warrenton, with its rich history dating back to the pre-Civil War era, offered moments of reflection and connection for attendees.
Looking back at the Warrenton assembly, it stands as a testament to SNI’s commitment to fostering an environment where science thrives in harmony with its surroundings. The 5th meeting seamlessly blended the rich heritage of Warrenton with the evolving frontiers of natural immunity research, creating an enriching experience for all participants.
Meeting Organizers:
- William H. Chambers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- John R. Ortaldo, Frederick, Md
