This multidisciplinary symposium brings together leading researchers to explore how infectious disease research can become faster and more responsive to societal needs. Keynote speakers will share their experience and vision, followed by a panel discussion on what it means for the daily practice of (pediatric) infectious diseases and immunology, and how these insights strengthen pandemic preparedness. The program also features presentations by promising young researchers nominated for the thesis award. The symposium concludes with drinks and bites, offering plenty of opportunity to connect with colleagues old and new.
For whom?
Pediatricians with interest in infections and immunology, microbiologists, immunologists, infectious disease specialists, infectious disease public health professionals and policy makers, and those in training (residents/PhD students).
