The Antibody Society

the official website of the antibody society

The Adaptive Immune Receptor Repertoire Community of The Antibody Society

You are here: Home / Archives for Seminar

Register now for the March 27th AIRR Community Seminar Series

by

Registration for the March 27th (4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET, 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM PST) AIRR-C Seminar Series session is open. Following the usual format of the series, an established and an early career scientist will discuss their AIRR-seq related research. Note that this is a DST anomaly date so the time is one hour later for North America until the change.

Erick Matsen, Fred Hutch, USA will present “Inviting Darwin into antibody foundation models.” Next, Lena Erlach, ETH Zurich, Switzerland will present “Antibody affinity engineering using antibody repertoire data and machine learning.”

REGISTER NOW!

Visit the AIRR Community Seminar Series website to learn more about this monthly series and access the recordings of past sessions.

Register now for the Feb 27th AIRR Community Seminar Series

by

Registration for the February 27th (4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET) AIRR-C Seminar Series session is open. Following the usual format of the series, an established and an early career scientist will discuss their AIRR-seq related research.

Steven E. Bosinger, Emory University, USA will present “A Broad Survey and Functional Analysis of Immunoglobulin Loci Variation in Rhesus Macaques.” Next, Maria F. Abbate, École Normale Supérieure, France will present “Computational detection of antigen specific BCRs for antibody discovery.”

REGISTER NOW!

Visit the AIRR Community Seminar Series website to learn more about this monthly series and access the recordings of past sessions.

April 25th AIRR-C seminar: antibody-antigen interactions in the spotlight

by

AIRR Community Seminar Series 2024 04 April

Registration for the April 25th (4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET) AIRR-C Seminar Series session is open. Following the usual format of the series, an established and an early career scientist will discuss their AIRR-seq related research. Ivelin Georgiev, of Vanderbilt University Medical Center, will present “Antibody Discovery Using LIBRA-seq”. Next, Marta T. Borowska, of Stanford University, will present “Biochemical and biophysical characterization of natural polyreactivity in antibodies”. Register now!

Visit the AIRR Community Seminar Series website to learn more about this monthly series and access the recordings of past sessions.

Tune in for the March Seminar Series exploring antibody heavy chains!

by

AIRR-Community-Seminar-Series-March-2024-1

Registration for the March 28th (8:00 am – 9:30am PDT/11:00 am – 12:30 am EDT/4:00 pm – 5:30 pm CET) AIRR-C Seminar Series session is open. Following the usual format of the series, an established and an early career scientist will discuss their AIRR-seq related research. Melissa Smith (University of Louisville) will present “The Hidden Diversity of Antibody Heavy Chains: Implications for Autoantibody Mediated Disease”. Next, Oscar Rodriguez (University of Louisville) will present “Genome poises antibody repertoire from early B cell development”. Register now!

Please note that there is a DST (daylight savings time) anomaly between North America and Europe, we will start at the regular 16:00 CET time.

Visit the AIRR Community Seminar Series website to learn more about this monthly series and access the recordings of past sessions.

Don’t miss the February AIRR-C Seminar Series, covering antibody evolution and language model-based embeddings

by

February 2024 Seminar Banner

Registration for the February 22nd (4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET) AIRR-C Seminar Series session is open. Following the usual format of the series, an established and an early career scientist will discuss their AIRR-seq related research. Brian Hie, of Stanford University, will present “Learning to read and write antibody evolution”. Next, Mamie Wang, of Yale University, will present “Language model-based B cell receptor sequence embeddings can effectively encode receptor specificity”. Register now!

Visit the AIRR Community Seminar Series website to learn more about this monthly series and access the recordings of past sessions.