Sri Lanka will host the Global Immunology Summit 2027 on 12–13 February 2027 at Cinnamon Grand Colombo, bringing together internationally recognised researchers and medical scientists to discuss advances in immunology, human health, and global health challenges.
Organised by the Institute of Allergology and Immunology (IAI), Sri Lanka, the international scientific meeting will be held under the theme “Decoding Human Immunity in Serendip – From Human Immunology to Global Health.”
International Experts to Participate in Immunology Summit
The summit’s announced speaker lineup features researchers affiliated with leading international universities and medical institutions, including Stanford University, the University of Oxford, Harvard Medical School, Yale School of Medicine, Duke-NUS Medical School, and the University of Tokyo.
Among the featured speakers is Prof. Neelika Malavige of Sri Lanka’s Institute of Allergology and Immunology, alongside experts from India, Japan, Singapore, and other countries.
The meeting is expected to provide a platform for scientific knowledge exchange, international collaboration, and discussion of emerging developments in human immunology. The programme’s focus on immunity and global health highlights the importance of understanding human immune responses in addressing health challenges worldwide.
Registration and Abstract Submission
Researchers, academics, healthcare professionals, and students interested in participating can find registration details and further information through the official summit website.
According to the event announcement, the deadline for abstract submission and early-bird registration is 30 November 2026. Registration fees vary by category, with separate rates for students, academic and local delegates, and foreign delegates.
The summit will take place on 12–13 February 2027 at Cinnamon Grand Colombo, Sri Lanka.
For further information, registration, and abstract submission, visit the official website: https://gis.iai.ac.lk
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