The International Cytokine & Interferon Society (ICIS), is a non-profit organization of over 1,050 scientists devoted to research in the fields of cytokine, interferon and chemokine cell biology, molecular biology, biochemistry and the clinical use of these biological response modifiers. Bringing together scientists across many different research disciplines, ICIS is the premier organization promoting the field of cytokine biology, impacting all aspects of medicine and leading to new treatments in autoimmune diseases, cancer, infectious diseases and inflammation. A common ground where scientists interested in all aspect of cytokine biology can join and work together to better human health.
Voting is currently open for the International Cytokine & Interferon Society (ICIS) leadership election. The 2021 leadership election allows you to vote for your preferred candidates for the following positions: …
Congratulations to Justina Kulikauskaite, 2021 Pfizer Junior Investigator Award for Most Promising Research Presentations at the Cytokines Annual Meeting
Congratulations to Lucy Sjaastad, 2021 Pfizer Junior Investigator Award for Most Promising Research Presentations at the Cytokines Annual Meeting
Congratulations to Swarna Beesetti, 2021 Pfizer Junior Investigator Award for Most Promising Research Presentations at the Cytokines Annual Meeting
Congratulations to GuanQun ‘Leo’ Liu, 2021 Junior Investigator Award for Most Promising Research Presentations at the Cytokines Annual Meeting
Announcing 82 Recipients of the Cytokines 2021 Abstract Awards – Pfizer Junior Investigator Most Promising Presentation Awards; Milstein Travel & Abstract Awards; and EFIS Travel & Abstract Awards
Congratulations to Ai Ing Lim – 2021 Sidney & Joan Pestka Post-Graduate Award Winner
Brigette Duckworth PhD Candidate, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research Parkville Australia Twitter: @BrigDoesScience Brigette is a third year PhD student in the lab of Dr Joanna Groom at …
Announcing the Winners of the 2021 Regeneron New Investigator Awards for Excellence in Cytokine & Interferon Research (formerly the Milstein Young Investigator Awards)
Announcing the Winners of the 2021 Regeneron New Investigator Awards for Excellence in Cytokine & Interferon Research (formerly the Milstein Young Investigator Awards)
Douglas Philip Dyer is the 2021 Amanda Proudfoot Tribute Award Winner for Advances in Chemokine Biology by a Trainee
Dr. Carl Ware is honored with the ICIS Honorary Lifetime Membership award as a tribute to his seminal and original contributions to our understanding of the role of cytokines in immunobiology and active engagement in cytokine research.
Jenny Pan-Yun Ting has received the 2021 ICIS-Pfizer Award for Excellence in Interferon & Cytokine Research (formerly the Seymour & Vivian Milstein Award from 1988 – 2020), in recognition of her outstanding discoveries in the fields of immunology, molecular biology, genomics, and microbiology, and especially for her observations regarding the control of immunity which impact a wide variety of diseases.
Nancy C. Reich Marshall is honored with the 2021-ICIS Distinguished Service Award in recognition for her extraordinary contributions and service to the ICIS and to the cytokine research community at large
The 2021 ICIS-Luminex John R. Kettman Award for Excellence in Interferon & Cytokine Research Mid-career recognizes Marion Pepper, PhD as being in the very top tier of the current wave of mid-career immunologists who continue to make cytokine research exciting.
Dr. Howard Young has been chosen to be the first recipient of the newly established ICIS Mentorship Award in recognition of significant and sustained contributions to the career development of trainees and to the profession through outstanding mentoring over four decades. Howard has trained a number of post-docs and post-bacs who have gone on to establish their own labs around the world and who, in turn, mentored hundreds of additional trainees following the example that Howard set of promoting high-level human and scientific interactions.
K. Christopher Garcia has been chosen as the 2021 ICIS-BioLegend William E. Paul Award winner in recognition of his enormous contributions to understanding receptor-ligand interactions which is unparalleled in the area of cytokine and interferon research. This award is bestowed on Dr. Garcia for his unwavering commitment to visualizing the fascinating architectures of cytokine-receptor interaction, his pivotal role in all the major advances in understanding the structural basis for how cytokine receptors engage and signal in response to cytokine binding, and for his innovative use of protein engineering to translate this information into the development of new therapeutic strategies and molecules. His application of traditional principles of pharmacology used in small molecule drug discovery to cytokine systems has initiated a new field of cytokine pharmacology.
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