It's #PeerReviewWeek and we want to recognise the valuable contributions of peer reviewers for their vital role in ensuring science can be shared in a timely way. Thank you to all who generously give their time and expertise to improve the quality of research published in our journals and beyond!

Completed our Omics data analysis and visualisation using R course & ready for the next challenge? Learn how to analyse single cell and spatial datasets with our advanced training course - starting Monday 12 October. 50% off for BSI members! Book here: vist.ly/5is56

Have you registered for the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group showcase 2026? #WSIG26 Only 1 week left to book! Don’t miss out on a fantastic programme, inc Professor Anne O’Garra and a great line-up of speakers. 50% off for members. Sign up here: vist.ly/5imwe

Learn bioinformatics wherever you are! Our self-paced courses let you learn at your own pace, with ongoing support from the Glasgow Bioinformatics Core, “This is probably the most useful course I have ever attended” Member discounts! Explore the courses: vist.ly/5impi

🚨 Not long left until applications close for the BSI Career Enhancing Grant! Seeking support for a pilot project, professional development, or new learning experience? See how the grant can support you & make sure you apply by 24 September ➡️ bit.ly/3QedNDL

Heading to Glasgow for #BSI26? Early bird registration is open, with reduced rates available until 21 October 2026. Join 1,500+ immunologists: vist.ly/5igxk

The tetanus vaccine was introduced into the UK’s routine infant immunisation programme in 1961. By the 1970s, tetanus in UK children under 15 had almost disappeared. Between 1985 and 2017, there were no cases in children under five. Read the story: vist.ly/5idxc

We're at #BSICambridge26 today! if you're attending, do come and say hello and ask us about our membership, journals and professional development opportunities.

A great day at #LIG26, exploring how the microbiome, diet, pollution and stress affect immunity. Lots of fascinating research being shared today 🙂 If you're here, free to come and talk to our Journals Manager, Laura Franklin, about publishing your research in the BSI journals!

Not an immunologist, but need to understand the immune system? 📖 Join us online on 2 Oct to explore how the immune system responds to threats, how immune cells work together, plus immunity in health and disease, vaccines and immunotherapies. Book now: vist.ly/5hw2r

2 weeks to go until the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group showcase! #BSIWSIG26 Join us in Glasgow to hear Professor Anne O’Garra deliver the Delphine Parrott Memorial Lecture, alongside Dr Henry McSorley, selected talks and networking. Register now: vist.ly/5hwud

Have you voted for the next BSI immune cell badge yet?! #BSI26 🦠 The winning design will become the latest addition to our collection and will be available at BSI Congress 2026. Take a look at the options and cast your vote in the poll here: vist.ly/5hsf7

Last chance to register for our Sept beginner's Omic data analysis and visualisation using R course. Starting on Monday, this online course is designed for wet-lab scientists with little or no bioinformatics experience. Register now: vist.ly/5hs7g

Who can get a free NHS flu vaccine this autumn? There are some changes to the 2026 programme, including more children being able to get vaccinated in community pharmacies and, for the first time, people experiencing homelessness becoming eligible. Take a look at our infographic

Only 3 days to go until Signals and senses: external influences on the immune system! 🧠🦠 There’s still time to register: www.immunology.org/events/signa...

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How does the world around us influence immunity? 🌍 Join us at #LIG26 to explore how external factors, from microbes & diet to pollution, influence immunity. Featuring Prof Yasmine Belkaid, Prof Sheena Cruickshank and Prof Petter Brodin. Join us in central London next Friday!

🚨 Last day to submit your #BSI26 abstract. Got an abstract nearly ready? This is your reminder to get it over the line - don't miss the opportunity to have your work considered for an oral or poster presentation. ⏰ Closes tonight at 23:59 BST! Click here: vist.ly/5hibc

How does the world around us influence immunity? 🌍 Join us at #LIG26 to explore how external factors, from microbes & diet to pollution, influence immunity. Featuring Prof Yasmine Belkaid, Prof Sheena Cruickshank and Prof Petter Brodin. Join us in central London next Friday!

⏰ 3 days left to submit your #BSI26 abstract. An abstract could mean a new conversation, valuable feedback, a presentation opportunity or recognition for your work. Don't miss your chance to put your research forward! Submit here now: vist.ly/5h9aq

Last chance to submit your abstract for #BSIWSIG26! 📢 Submit by tomorrow, Friday 4 September, for the opportunity to present your immunology research in a selected short talk. 📧 Max 250 words. Send to calum.bain@glasgow.ac.uk. More info: www.immunology.org/events/bsi-w...

💡 How would you spark interest and conversation about #immunology? The BSI Communication & Engagement Grant supports new engagement projects - any format, any audience. Up to £1,000 available! Deadline: 1 October 2026. Apply here: https://bit.ly/3Y9j8gm

📢 4 days to go! We've had a fantastic response to #BSI26 abstracts so far, but we'd love to see even more submissions across the breadth of immunology. Is your research ready to be part of the programme? ⏰ Deadline: Monday 7 September! vist.ly/5h4pd

📢 #BSI26 abstract submissions close this Monday! We've had a fantastic response so far, but we'd love to see even more submissions from across the breadth of immunology. Present your work to 1,500+ immunologists! ⏰ Deadline: 7 September - vist.ly/5gyx3

Almost all cervical cancer cases are caused by persistent HPV infection. In England, HPV vaccination has been shown to reduce cervical cancer cases by nearly 90% among vaccinated women. We explored the story behind this remarkable success: vist.ly/5gtmm

Registration is open for Incorporating AI into your analysis workflows #AIForBiosciences Join us online 9 February 2027 for practical AI and omics training. Some R experience recommended, but all code is provided. 🎓 BSI member discount available! 🔗 vist.ly/5gtmi

Do you know if you’re eligible for a free flu vaccine this autumn? The 2026/27 programme starts in September - find out if you or someone you care for is eligible. Flu can cause serious illness such as pneumonia and vaccination is the best protection against getting very sick.

📣 Excited about engaging the public in #immunology? Apply for the BSI Communication & Engagement Grant! Up to £1,000 for projects that inspire, educate and build trust in science. Deadline: 1 October 2026! Apply here: https://bit.ly/3Y9j8gm

How much time do you spend searching the literature, writing grants or analysing complex datasets? Join us 21 October for Building an AI research assistant and learn practical ways to use AI in your research. 🎓 BSI member discount available - vist.ly/5ert8

Still a few spaces left on our beginner Omic data analysis and visualisation using R course! Make September the month you build your bioinformatics skills. Designed for wet-lab scientists with little/no experience. 📅 14–25 Sep 2026. Book now: vist.ly/5en26

Registration is now open for the BSI West of Scotland Immunology Group Showcase 2026, taking place on 24 Sept! #BSIWSIG26 Join us for an afternoon of immunology, including the Delphine Parrott Memorial Lecture. Abstract submissions close 4 September. Register now: https://bit.ly/45l961z

What does the evidence tell us about MMR vaccination? Professor Alex Richter, BSI-CIPN Guidelines Lead, shares her expert view following reports of proposed changes to childhood vaccination recommendations in the US. Read the full response: vist.ly/5em9i