When you encounter an unusual, severe, persistent, or recurrent infection, what could it reveal about the patient’s immune system? When you manage immune dysfunction, which infections should you anticipate?
Join the ESID ESCMID ESPID Focused Symposium 2027 to:
RECOGNISE
when infection warrants immune or genetic investigation.
ANTICIPATE
infection risk and guide prevention, diagnosis, and treatment by understanding the affected immune pathway.
CONNECT
microbiological, immunological, and genetic diagnostics within one pathway.
COLLABORATE
across immunology, adult and paediatric infectious diseases, clinical microbiology, and research.
See you in Vienna, 23-25 November 2027
to connect both sides of the patient, across the lifespan
Infections and immune dysfunction are deeply interconnected, but the experts who investigate and manage them often work through separate research and clinical frameworks. We are coming together to build common ground around the patients and scientific questions that require our fields to work together, for better patient health.
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
Dr. Adrian Keller
Consultant in Neurology & Clinical Neuroscience
The programme will span from essential infection-specific immunological pathways and their pathological impairment in disease, to infection-triggered autoimmunity and inflammation, often facilitated by underlying errors of immunity. It will also highlight emerging diagnostics, and novel targeted and cellular therapeutic strategies.
Together, we can connect host and pathogen perspectives to advance research and strengthen care.