The Clinical Immunology & Allergy Section’s purpose is to promote knowledge and understanding of clinical immunology and allergies.
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Prize
Submission deadline
To be announced
Open to
Medical students, young scientists and trainee doctors (not above specialist registrar, Grade B clinical scientist or equivalent grade) who have an immunological or allergy component in their clinical research.
Application guidelines
Submit a 250-word abstract on original work with an immunology and allergy element, along with a supporting letter from a supervisor. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to present their abstracts at a Clinical Immunology & Allergy meeting.
Prize
Submission deadline
To be announced
Open to
Medical students, trainees (up to ST3) and young scientists.
Application guidelines
Submit a 750-word essay that highlights development and progression on any of the following topics: gut allergy, microbiotica, or food intolerance.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited to present their essay at a Clinical Immunology & Allergy meeting.
Prize
Submission deadline
To be announced
Open to
Medical students and trainees.
Application guidelines
Submit a 250-word abstract on a literature review or case study on urticaria. The abstracts should be clearly structured and should include the title of the poster; the presenting author's name, any other authors and their professional role and affiliation.
Shortlisted candidates will be required to print their presentation in A1 to present at a Clinical Immunology & Allergy meeting.
Section meetings and conferences are usually organised by members of the Section Council, led by the Section President and often in collaboration with specialist societies.
Dr Tabi Leslie
