The AAI Computational Immunology Course: Q&A with the Directors
This autumn, the AAI Introduction to Computational Immunology course returns for its second year, designed to equip researchers at all…
This autumn, the AAI Introduction to Computational Immunology course returns for its second year, designed to equip researchers at all…
At home, Aimee Bernard, PhD, has a swear jar, but it’s not for swearing. Instead, she would put a quarter…
A Game-Based Strategy to Build Conceptual Understanding and Communication Skills in Immunology This article is part of the AAI Teaching Tools series….
At IMMUNOLOGY2026™, AAI debuted NextGen Immunologists Day, a full-day event for undergraduate students interested in careers in immunology. Dozens of…
Integrating Inclusive Practices, Group Work, and AI Tools This article is part of the AAI Teaching Tools series. More articles can be…
Teaching Human Subjects and Laboratory Research to Undergraduates Through Fully Independent Projects This article is part of the AAI Teaching Tools series….
This article is part of the AAI Teaching Tools series. More articles can be found in the Teaching Tools section. Archived articles can be…
This article is part of the AAI Teaching Tools series. More articles can be found in the Teaching Tools section. Archived articles can be…
Professors at the University of South Australia developed a laboratory simulation to teach neutrophil chemotaxis.
We spoke to Helen S. Goodridge and Wayne Yokoyama, Directors of AAI’s Introductory and Advanced Immunology courses to find out what’s in store this year and why you should register.