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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.

04/06/2026

⏰ Deadline Extended: ESID Juniors Webinar Applications

We are happy to share that the deadline to apply for the ESID Juniors Journal Club & Clinical Case webinars has been extended to June 12th, 2026.

These interactive sessions provide a supportive environment for ESID Junior members to present clinical cases or research, moderated by peers and enriched by expert insights. They offer a valuable opportunity for learning, discussion, and networking within the IEI community.

Presenting is a great way to:
🔹 Showcase your work to an international audience
🔹 Receive constructive feedback from experts
🔹 Engage with peers across the field
🔹 Contribute to the growing ESID Juniors community

If you’ve been considering applying, this is the perfect opportunity to take the next step.

👉 Find more information and submit your application via the ESID website: https://lnkd.in/d7ESxjPQ

04/06/2026

A Paradigm Shift in NK Cells 🔬

This week, we’re putting the spotlight on NK cells. The leaders in this field who will be presenting:

🌟 Chiara Romagnani – NK Cells and Clonality
🌟 Jordan Orange – NK Cell Deficiencies

Plus, stay tuned for the accepted abstract presenter.

🔗Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dKWF4a

02/06/2026

ESID Juniors, we heard you.

Some of you told us you needed a little more time to finalize your submissions for the "Expect the Unexpected" session.

We know these cases take work, and that's exactly why we've extended the deadline. We want to see the strongest, most thought-provoking cases debated in Maastricht.

⏳ 8 June is your final chance. Don't leave your case untold!
🔗 Submit now: https://bit.ly/4dLHyHK

28/05/2026

Meet the Speakers at : Prof. Mark Anderson!

We are excited to welcome Prof. Mark Anderson to the Plenary Session 4: Role of the Thymus in Immune Tolerance on 16 October 2026! He will discuss the crucial role of the thymus in immune tolerance and its implications for autoimmune diseases.

Prof. Anderson, a leading expert in autoimmune diseases, is the Director of the Diabetes Center at the University of California, San Francisco. He was elected to the National Academy of Medicine in 2020 and received the William B. Coley Award in 2024 for his outstanding research.

We look forward to hearing his valuable insights at ESID 2026!

👉 Full details: https://bit.ly/4wz0D7i

26/05/2026

🚨This is your last chance to submit your clinical case for the Juniors Session: “Expect the Unexpected”. Don't miss the opportunity to present your unique case in front of leading experts in immunodeficiencies!

Make sure you’ve submitted all the necessary materials. You’ll have 13 minutes to showcase your case and make an impact.

🗓️ Deadline: 28 May 2026

🔗 Submit your case now: https://bit.ly/3PGuiuz

22/05/2026

📚 The April edition of the ESID Journals Watch is now available!

ESID Juniors collected and reviewed articles on IEI published in top IF journals throughout April, bringing together key highlights for the community.

🔗 Read the full April highlights:
https://mailchi.mp/esid.org/esid-journals-watch-highlights-april

🎙️ Prefer listening? Visit the new ESID Spotify channel for an interactive podcast-style audio summary: https://bit.ly/4fyETSK

More information about how articles are searched and selected can be found at the bottom of the newsletter or on the ESID website.

💡Note: The podcast summary was generated with the assistance of AI (NotebookLM). While we strive for accuracy, some content may not perfectly reflect the original articles. Please refer to the original papers for complete and authoritative information.

21/05/2026

Introducing Prof. Yanick Crow at ESID 2026!

We are delighted to welcome Prof. Yanick Crow to Plenary Session 2: Pathway Dissection and Clinical Translation on 15 October 2026! He will present on Type I interferonopathies, diving into their clinical implications and the role of pathway dissection in understanding and treating these rare conditions.

Prof. Crow, Professor of Genetic Medicine at the University of Manchester, is a leading expert in paediatric neurogenetics. His research has provided key insights into a group of neuroinflammatory disorders, advancing our understanding of these complex diseases.

We’re looking forward to his presentation at ESID 2026!

👉 Full details: https://bit.ly/3K8LaUx

19/05/2026

Registration for ESID 2026 is OPEN!

As Claire Booth says, it’s an incredible chance for young people to network, discover new collaborations, and gain valuable insights across a variety of sessions to accelerate growth!

This is your opportunity to:
☑️ Connect with experts in immunodeficiencies
☑️ Build lasting collaborations with peers and professionals
☑️ Learn from the brightest minds in the field

Join us at ESID 2026 and take your research, career, and network to the next level.

🔗 Register now and get involved!

18/05/2026

🚨 Tomorrow at 16:00 CET!

Join the next ESID Juniors Journal Club Webinar for two excellent talks on IEIs, expert commentary from Despina Moshous, and an interactive discussion with the ESID Juniors community.

You will hear presentations on:
🧩 “Lymphoproliferative Puzzles Decoded: Histologic Challenges in IEIs” – by Mattia Moratti
🧪 “Lessons from the Clinical Use of Ex Vivo T-Lymphopoiesis Assays” – by Zainab Golwala
🎙 Moderated by Lorenzo Lodi & Cliodhna Murray

Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/7517772777712/WN_Xe9BHplaQXyFPdOmbJg1ng

15/05/2026

The immunology community deeply mourns the passing of Dr. Alexandru Vlagea, a respected immunologist, valued colleague, and dear friend to many.

Alexandru was an active member of the European Society for Immunodeficiencies since the early stages of his career, and we always enjoyed his company at every meeting. Throughout his professional career, he made meaningful contributions to the field of immunology, with a particular focus on primary immunodeficiencies. His clinical commitment, scientific curiosity, and collaborative spirit helped advance the care and understanding of patients with immune disorders. He was a generous professional, always willing to share his expertise, support others, and contribute to multidisciplinary and international collaborations within the immunodeficiency community.

Beyond his professional achievements, Alexandru will be remembered for his warmth, kindness, humour, and humanity. Those who had the privilege of working with him knew not only an excellent immunologist but also a supportive colleague, a loyal friend, a devoted father, and a beloved husband. His presence made every shared moment brighter, and his loss leaves an immense void in all who knew him.

We would like to express our deepest condolences to his family, friends, colleagues at the Department of Immunology of Hospital Clínic de Barcelona (Spain), and to all those who had the privilege of sharing part of their journey with him.

Alexandru will remain in our memory with deep gratitude, affection, and admiration.

Adres

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