16–22 June 1992
From Immunity to Cellular and Molecular Immunology: History of Immunological Thought and of Discoveries in Immunology
Organizers
Director of the 8th Course: G.J.V. Nossal (Melbourne, Australia)
Director of the School: M.D. Grmek (Paris, France)
Scientific Secretary: B.A. Fantini (Rome, Italy)
Organizing Committee: L. Cariello, B.A. Fantini, J.A. Gilder, G. Rossi, G. Salvatore
Sponsored by the Stazione Zoologica di Napoli
President: G. Salvatore
Director: L. Cariello
Faculty
- B. Benacerraf (Boston)
- B.S. Blumberg (Philadelphia)
- G.F. Bottazzo (London)
- L. Brent (London)
- G.R. Burgio (Pavia)
- G. Corbellini (Rome)
- J. Dausset (Paris)
- M.M. Davis (Stanford)
- B.A. Fantini (Rome)
- J.L. Gowans (Strasbourg)
- L. Hood (Pasedena)
- H. Judson (Baltimore)
- I.R. Mackay (Clayton, Victoria)
- M.G. Masucci (Stockholm)
- P.M.H. Mazumdar (Toronto)
- J.F.A.P. Miller (Melbourne)
- C. Milstein (Cambridge)
- N.A. Mitchison (London)
- A.M. Moulin (Paris)
- J.E. Murray (Boston)
- N.R. Rose (Baltimore)
- A.M. Silverstein (Baltimore)
- T. Söderqvist (Stanford)
- D.W. Talmage (Denver)
- A.I. Tauber (Boston)
- S. Tonegawa (Cambridge)
- O. Westphal (Montreux)
- D.C. Wiley (Cambridge)
- R.M. Zinkernagel (Zurich)
The course, which is limited to 50 participants, is addressed to:
Scholars interested in the various aspects of the history and philosophy of immunology.
The novelty of the course is that scientists meet with professional historians to analyse and discuss the events that have marked turning points in their field of interest.
The emphasis will be placed on encouraging discussion and the exchange of ideas across disciplinary boundaries.
Applications
should be sent by 15 30 April 1992 to:
History of Science Unit, Stazione Zoologica di Napoli, Villa Comunale, 1-80121 Napoli, Italy. Tel. +39 (0) 81 +39 (0) 81 583 3215. Fax. +39 (0) 81 764 1355.
Late applications will be considered. Please include a brief C.V. and a statement specifying your scientific and academic experience and interest in the topic of the course. A registration fee of Italian Lira 1,500,000 1,250,000 (approx. US$1000) will be required to cover registration and board and lodging in Ischia.
[Note: There are discrepancies between the announcements in HPLS and the poster, indicated here as struck-through corrections. For example, B.S. Blumberg seems to have replaced N.A. Mitchison between announcement and poster, and cost and deadline changed.]