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SAIS/Immunopaedia Webinars 2022

The South African Immunology Society (SAIS) in collaboration with Immunopaedia.org.za present An African Based Immunology Series in 2022.

Join us for a new monthly webinar series. We will reach out to from all over Africa or African Scientists based elsewhere in the world to hear about their research and experiences.

From March 30 every last Wednesday of the month from 13:00-14:00 (Central Africa Time GMT+2).

SAIS-Immunopaedia Webinars 2022 Recordings

Dr Yaw Bediako (Yemaachi Biotech) – Biotech – The next phase of African scientific capacity development. Lessons learned over a year building an African biotech startup.

Moderated by Sabelo Hadebe

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Dr Obinna Ubah – Exploiting the uniqueness of the soloMER™ technology for the development of next-generation, super-potent drug modalities for chronic autoimmune inflammation diseases, and beyond.

Moderated by Sabelo Hadebe

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Day of Immunology – COVID-19 Vaccines: Answers to the questions you always wanted to ask.

International Day of Immunology Webinar.
Special guest speaker: Dr Nyaradzo Chigorimbo-Tsikiwa
Live Q&A Session: Dr Jinal Bhiman
Jeppe Girls Students: Aastha Prajapti, Charlotte Chambers and Thiara Moodley.
Moderated by SAIS President Theresa Rossouw

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Dr Leigh Kotzé – Establishment of a Patient-Derived, Magnetic Levitation-Based, 3D Spheroid Granuloma Model for Human Tuberculosis

Dr Leigh Kotzé – Establishment of a Patient-Derived, Magnetic Levitation-Based, 3D Spheroid Granuloma Model for Human Tuberculosis Moderated by Sabelo Hadebe

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Dr Shabir A. Madhi – Changing face of COVID-19 pandemic: the SA experience.

Dr Shabir A. Madhi – Changing face of COVID-19 pandemic: the SA experience
Moderated by Sabelo Hadebe

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Prof Theresa Rossouw: Responsible conduct of research: from the petri dish to the patient.

Prof Theresa Rossouw: Responsible conduct of research: from the petri dish to the patient.

Moderated by Sabelo Hadebe

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