Distinguished Lecturers

2019 – San Diego

  • Andrea J. Tenner, Univ. of California, Irvine, Complement: primitive yet powerful – new discoveries in immunity and the nervous system
  • Bruce R. Blazar, Univ. of Minnesota, Stem cell transplantation: restoring immune balance
  • Gwendalyn J. Randolph, Washington Univ., St. Louis, Clearance of molecules and cells from sites of inflammation

2018 – Austin

  • Jeffrey A. Bluestone, Univ. of California, San Francisco, Treg-mediated immune tolerance in health and disease
  • Pamela J. Fink, Univ. of Washington Sch. of Med., Educating T cells from the cradle through adolescence
  • Randolph J. Noelle, Dartmouth Geisel Sch. of Med., A panoramic VISTA of the immune system

2017 – Washington, DC

  • Giorgio Trinchieri, NCI, NIH, Cancer as a disease of the metaorganism
  • Ellen A. Robey, Univ. of California, Berkeley, Factors that determine T cell fate in the thymus
  • Gabriel Núñez, Univ. of Michigan, Pathogens, the microbiota, and immunity at the intestinal barrier

2016 – Seattle

  • John J. O’Shea, NIAMS, NIH, Cytokine signaling: genes, genomes, and drugs
  • Susan K. Pierce, NIAID, NIH, How B cells adapt in a changing world
  • Ulrich H. von Andrian, Harvard Medical School, Career decisions: how T cells remember pathogens

2015 – New Orleans

  • Dennis R. Burton, Scripps Research Institute, Broadly neutralizing antibodies evolved to counter the structure and variability of HIV and provide a basis for vaccine design
  • Christine A. Biron, Brown University, Fuzzy borders in innate and adaptive immunity: experience conditions NK and CD8 T cell responses during viral infection
  • Albert S. Bendelac, University of Chicago, Innate and innate-like lymphocytes

2014 – Pittsburgh

  • Kristin A. Hogquist, University of Minnesota Center for Immunology, Self reactivity in T cell selection and homeostasis
  • Ellen V. Rothenberg, California Institute of Technology, Gene regulatory pathways to T cell identity
  • Mark J. Shlomchik, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, NETworks in lupus: T-B or not T-B, DC is the question

2013 – Honolulu

  • Ruslan Medzhitov, HHMI, Yale School of Medicine, Inflammation in health and disease
  • Jenny P.-Y. Ting, Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, The broad impact of NLRs on immunity and beyond
  • Stephen M. Hedrick, Univ. of California, San Diego, The unique habitat of human beings and how this impacts our understanding of persistent infections, epidemics, and the evolution of memory

2012 – Boston

  • Anne O'Garra, MRC National Institute for Medical Research, Regulation of the immune response in tuberculosis: from mouse models to human disease
  • Vijay K. Kuchroo, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Transcriptional regulation of Tregs and Th17 cells
  • David H. Raulet, Univ. of California, Berkeley, Innate natural killer receptors and their ligands: regulation in cancer, infection, inflammatory disease, and steady state

2011 – San Francisco

  • Jeffrey V. Ravetch, Rockefeller Univ., The antibody paradox
  • Ann Marshak-Rothstein, Univ. of Massachusetts Medical School, From PAMPs to DAMPs to SLE
  • Jason G. Cyster, HHMI, Univ. of California, San Francisco, Lymphocyte migration and the humoral immune response

2010 – Baltimore

  • Alan Sher, NIAID, NIH, Learning immunoregulation from parasites
  • Pamela S. Ohashi, Univ. of Toronto, Breaking T cell tolerance to tissue/tumor antigens: a perspective
  • Mitchell Kronenberg, La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology, Natural killer T cells ignite the immune response to microbes by acting like innate immune cells

2009 –

  • M. Sykes
  • J.C. Cambier
  • A.Y. Rudensky

2008 –

  • K. Calame
  • H. Singh
  • M. K. Jenkins

2007 –

  • D. R. Littman
  • M. C. Nussenzweig
  • A. Rao

2006 –

  • R. N. Germain
  • C. C. Goodnow
  • A. Sharpe

2005 –

  • B. Beutler
  • B. J. Fowlkes
  • R. Locksley

2004 –

  • K. Bottomly
  • L. L. Lanier
  • J. Sprent

2003 –

  • P. Marrack
  • K. Karre
  • R. M. Steinman

2002 –

  • R. Flavell
  • E. Unanue
  • I. Weissman

2001 –

  • P. J. Bjorkman
  • A. Lanzavecchia
  • R. Ahmed

2000 –

  • R. Zinkernagel
  • T. Honjo
  • H. von Boehmer

1999 –

  • D. Mathis
  • K. Rajewsky
  • P. Cresswell

1998 –

  • P. Doherty
  • K. Murphy
  • C. Thompson

1997 –

  • H. Metzger
  • D. Capra
  • A. Weiss

1996 –

  • M. Bevan
  • K. Fisher-Lindahl

1995 –

  • L. Glimcher
  • O. Witte
  • F. Alt

1994 –

  • C.P. Terhorst
  • R. Perlmutter
  • P. Greenberg

1993 –

  • H. Eisen (B-H Lecture)
  • J. P. Allison

1992 –

  • H. O. McDevitt (B-H Lecture)
  • P. Marrack
  • S. J. Korsmeyer

1991 –

  • W. C. Greene
  • P. Leder
  • L. Hood

1990 –

  • D. Baltimore (B-H Lecture)
  • T. Boon (NCI)
  • S. Gillis

1989 –

  • J.L. Strominger
  • C. Griscelli
  • R. H. Buckley
  • M. M. Davis

1988 –

  • S. Tonegawa
  • H. M. Grey
  • A. S. Fauci
  • P. Marrack

1987 –

  • M. L. Gefter
  • F. W. Fitch
  • R. S. Nussenzweig

1986 –

  • G. Klein
  • E. S. Vitetta
  • R. H. Schwartz

1985 –

  • J.W. Kappler

1984 –

  • M. D Cooper
  • J. L. Strominger

1983 –

  • L. Hood
  • M. E. Koshland
  • W. E. Paul
  • K. F. Austen

1982 –

  • R. W. Dutton
  • P.S. Russell
  • R. Wall

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