The American Association of Immunologists

Photo Tour: AAI's 2005 Introductory
Course in Immunology
  Philadelphia's University of Pennsylvania campus, host of the third annual AAI Introductory Course in Immunology, features a monument to Founding Father and University of Pennsylvania founder Benjamin Franklin.  
 

 


June 25 - 30, 2005


The University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 

 
 

2005 Intro Course faculty and students gather in the Biomedical Research Building II/III Lobby prior to the opening of presentations.

  
 

 

Participants enjoy a break between sessions.
 

An example of the tudor-style architecture characteristic of Philadelphia's University of Pennsylvania Campus.

  
  A view overlooking Penn's downtown Philadelphia Medical School campus.  
     

"Benjamin Franklin" by John J. Boyle, a tribute to Penn's founder.  Franklin was a true Renaissance man devoted to education, support for intellectual pursuits, and commitment to the public good.  For more, visit http://www.upenn.edu/about/founder.php

 

 

John G. Monroe, Ph.D., is Professor & Vice Chair of the Department of Immunobiology, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Penn's School of Medicine. Chair of the 2005 Intro Course, Dr. Monroe presented sessions on "Overview: compartments of the immune system" and  "Molecular basis of diversity and antibody formation".

  


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  Participants in the 2005 AAI Introductory Course in Immunology gather on the 14th floor of Penn's Biomedical Research Building.  The reception, held on June 27, served as a bridge between Parts I and II of the Course.  

 

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