In 2000, the historic port city of Marseille, France, with its blend of Mediterranean charm and urban sophistication, became the gathering point for the 6th Meeting of the Society for Natural Immunity (SNI). Marseille, with its rich maritime heritage, sun-soaked calanques, and melting pot of cultures, offered a perfect setting for robust discussions on Natural Killer cells and natural immunity.
The 6th SNI Meeting in Marseille saw a convergence of esteemed scientists, innovative clinicians, and passionate scholars from all corners of the globe. Set against the backdrop of Marseille’s bustling old port, ancient fortresses, and vibrant marketplaces, the event was a nexus of scientific fervour and cultural exchange.
Engaging presentations, dynamic workshops, and thought-provoking dialogues marked the proceedings. Beyond the formal sessions, the allure of Marseille, with its aromatic bouillabaisse, historic districts, and azure coastlines, provided ample inspiration and moments of leisure for attendees.
Reflecting on the Marseille rendezvous, it encapsulates SNI’s vision of blending world-class scientific discourse with locales rich in history and cultural depth. The juxtaposition of Marseille’s storied past with the cutting-edge developments in natural immunity presented a harmonious symphony of science and culture.
Meeting Organizers:
- Eric Vivier, Centre d’Immunologie de Marseille-Luminy (CIML), France
