Explore ‘Immunology heroes and villains’ at the annual Day of Immunology 29 April 2016

Image at the DoI photo exhibition opening 21 April at St Ali Cafe
in Melbourne. "T cells see red, cancer immunotherapy to the rescue.
A snapshot of a melanoma tumour. " Dani Tutuka, 
from the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute.

Celebrate and learn more about the immune system with public lectures, tours and ‘vaccination café’.

Since 2005, The Day of Immunology has celebrated and explored the highly sophisticated human immune system, the mysteries of which are still being unravelled. The complex system guards against infection, but can also attack the body it is designed to protect. The Day of Immunology aims to strengthen awareness on the importance of the immune system and promote scientific research.

Photo of the week: Day of Immunology 'Snapshots of the Immune System' Exhibition 21 April

Image: Immune cells at work - Dr Michaela Finsterbusch, Centre for Inflammatory Diseases, Department of Medicine, Monash University, Monash Medical Centre

The Melbourne Day of Immunology events include a spectacular exhibition, Snapshots of the Immune System.
In this illuminating event where art and science unite, come and see what your immune system looks like under the microscope!
Celebrate with us on Opening Night, 21 April, 7pm at St Ali Coffee Roasters, 12-18 Yarra Place, South Melbourne

For information visit:

• www.dayofimmunology.org.au 
• Eventbrite RSVP essential