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We wanted to let you know that the abstract deadline of 15 Dec 2018 is almost here for the VIB conference Type 2 Immunity in Homeostasis and Disease organized in cooperation with Cell Press on 21-22 February 2019, which will take place in the picturesque medieval city of Bruges, Belgium.

To give you an idea of what the speakers will be talking about during their presentations, you can find a selection of the talk titles here:

We would like to remind you about the final registration deadline for the International Meeting on Optical Biosensors, which is October 31st.

Type 2 inflammation rich in eosinophils, basophils and mast cells and orchestrated by Th2 lymphocytes has been mainly studied in the context of allergies and immune responses to helminths. Since the discovery of type 2 innate lymphoid cells there has been a strong interest in understanding how type 2 immunity is induced and regulated, for example by barrier epithelial cells.

On November 26-27, 2018 the second edition of the VIB conference 'Metabolism in Cancer and Stromal Cells' will take place at the Jubileumzaal in Leuven. The line-up includes top speakers such as Erika Pearce, Karen Vousden, Matthew Vander Heiden and Susan Kaech.

The 2nd edition of Structural Dynamics in Cellular Communication took place last week in Brussels. Several speakers presented cutting edge data and showcased where this exciting field is heading. The meeting coincided with the official opening of the new VIB-VUB facility for Bio Electron Cryogenic Microscopy in Brussels.

As the summer is transforming into fall and we're all back working on our projects, we want to inform you that the VIB Conferences website has a new networking tool which might come in handy if you are attending one of our conferences in the future.

Would you like to know what the SDICC18 speakers are currently up to? Below you will find a list of the latest articles by the researchers who will showcase their knowledge and projects at this meeting.

With the conference about a month away, we wanted to let you know more about what you can look forward to.

Are you doing research in the field of structural biology and have an exciting discovery in the field of macromolecular machines, in situ structural biology, structural engineering & drug discovery, protein function/dynamics? Then submit your abstract for the 2nd edition of Structural Dynamics in Cellular Communication (SDICC), which will be held on 20 and 21 September 2018 in Brussels.