European Society for Immunodeficiencies - ESID

European Society for Immunodeficiencies - ESID To facilitate the exchange of ideas and information among those concerned with primary immunodeficiencies

The European Society for immunodeficiencies (ESID) is a non for profit association that was created in 1994. ESID has been striving to improve the knowledge in the field of Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) by encouraging research, developing educational programs and fostering cooperation among all those involved in the diagnosis, treatment and management of these diseases. ESID is organized in 7 wor

king parties – Inborn Errors, Clinical, Education, Genetics, Registry, ESID Juniors, PID Care in Development.

03/09/2026

🧬What if the key to treating millions of people with allergic disease lies in just a handful of families?

That is the question driving Dr. Stuart Turvey's research into Primary Atopic Disorders, rare genetic diseases that cause devastating, and sometimes life-threatening, allergic disease.

In the parallel session Atopy, Allergy & Beyond at , he will explore how uncovering the genetic causes behind these conditions is doing more than transforming care for the families affected. It is reshaping how the field understands and treats allergy and immunology more broadly.

This is a conversation you do not want to miss.

👉 Register now and be part of the collaboration shaping the future of allergy and immunology: https://bit.ly/4x0oJqp

📋 E-Poster discussion titles for   are now live in the programme!From new findings and emerging ideas, to the chance to ...
01/09/2026

📋 E-Poster discussion titles for are now live in the programme!

From new findings and emerging ideas, to the chance to hear directly from the researchers behind the work, these sessions are a great opportunity to discover what is new in the field and join the conversation with the immunodeficiency community.

Curious to see what your peers have been working on? The full list of titles is ready to explore.

And if you have not registered yet, there is still time to join us in Maastricht for four days of science, discussion and connection.

👉 Explore the e-poster discussion titles: https://bit.ly/4qOqmGl

What does a day of practical IEI training for a non-immunologist look like?The programme for Inborn Errors of Immunity: ...
31/08/2026

What does a day of practical IEI training for a non-immunologist look like?

The programme for Inborn Errors of Immunity: Spot, Screen, Support takes you through the patient journey with a practical, case-driven agenda designed to help you recognise the signs, test smarter, and refer sooner.

Work through real-world clinical scenarios, connect symptoms with laboratory findings and genetics, and build a clearer understanding of what to do when an IEI is suspected.

The goal? To leave with knowledge you can apply when you’re back in your clinic or laboratory.

📅 14 October 2026 | Maastricht

👉 Explore the programme and register: https://bit.ly/3T01izA

📣 Last call for Late-Breaking Abstracts!Today is the deadline to add your latest research to the   scientific programme....
30/08/2026

📣 Last call for Late-Breaking Abstracts!

Today is the deadline to add your latest research to the scientific programme.

New results can spark new questions, challenge current thinking, and open up valuable discussions with the IEI community. If your work is ready to join that conversation, this is the moment to share it.

🗓️ Submissions close today, 30 August

👉 Submit now: https://bit.ly/4qdMMk3

The   Late-Breaking Abstract deadline is almost here. If you have new data or recent findings that weren’t ready for the...
27/08/2026

The Late-Breaking Abstract deadline is almost here. If you have new data or recent findings that weren’t ready for the regular submission round, this is your last opportunity to bring them to Maastricht.

Finish those final edits and make sure your latest research is submitted on time.

🗓️ Deadline: 30 August

👉 Submit your Late-Breaking Abstract: https://bit.ly/4wp1i9Q

Inborn errors of immunity are often first encountered outside specialist immunology clinics. Recurrent infections, unusu...
24/08/2026

Inborn errors of immunity are often first encountered outside specialist immunology clinics. Recurrent infections, unusual inflammation or unexpected laboratory results may be the first clues, but recognising when those clues point to an IEI is essential.

The earlier an IEI is suspected, the sooner the right investigations and referrals can begin. And the sooner a diagnosis is reached, the sooner patients can access the care and support they need.

That’s why we created Inborn Errors of Immunity: Spot, Screen, Support. A practical one-day course to help frontline healthcare and laboratory professionals recognise the signs and know what to do next.

📅 14 October 2026
📍 Maastricht, The Netherlands

👉 Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4qiSaCr

Meet the Speakers at  : Prof. Iliyan Iliev!At Plenary Session 03: Host-Pathogen Interaction, Prof. Iliev will present “I...
20/08/2026

Meet the Speakers at : Prof. Iliyan Iliev!

At Plenary Session 03: Host-Pathogen Interaction, Prof. Iliev will present “Immune Regulation by Fungal Strain Diversity in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.”

His talk will bring the fungal component of the microbiome into focus, looking at how strain-level differences can influence immune responses in the context of inflammatory bowel disease.

Join us in Maastricht to hear this fascinating perspective on host-microbe interactions and immune regulation.

👉 Explore the scientific programme: https://bit.ly/4wn1W7N

📢 The countdown is on for Late-Breaking Abstracts!Just two weeks remain to bring your newest findings to  . If recent re...
18/08/2026

📢 The countdown is on for Late-Breaking Abstracts!

Just two weeks remain to bring your newest findings to . If recent results have added something new to your research, this is your opportunity to share them with the IEI community in Maastricht.

🗓️ Submit by 30 August

Make these final two weeks count!

👉 Send your work here: https://bit.ly/4qeq37n

🚆 This might be the most train-friendly ESID Meeting yet.Maastricht’s location at the crossroads of the Netherlands, Bel...
17/08/2026

🚆 This might be the most train-friendly ESID Meeting yet.

Maastricht’s location at the crossroads of the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany means many of us are closer by rail than we might think.

So why not skip the airport queues, settle into your seat, and make the journey part of your experience? There may be a transfer or two along the way, but the reward is arriving right in the heart of Maastricht.

👉 Plan your journey: https://bit.ly/4bOgZQD

Add one more day of learning to your   plans. 🔬Ahead of the Meeting in Maastricht, the EuroFlow Pre-ESID Flow Cytometry ...
15/08/2026

Add one more day of learning to your plans. 🔬

Ahead of the Meeting in Maastricht, the EuroFlow Pre-ESID Flow Cytometry Workshop on 13 October offers a focused day for those working with flow cytometry in IEI-PID diagnosis and classification.

Designed for clinical and laboratory immunologists and technicians, the workshop will explore standardised EuroFlow antibody panels, age-related reference data, automated reporting tools, newborn screening, and immune biomarkers in CVID.

📅 13 October 2026 | Maastricht

👉 Learn more about the workshop: https://bit.ly/45l2wrT

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