Paul W. Kincade, PhD, DFAAI, Stem Cell Expert and Past President of AAI, Dies at 80
Paul Wayne Kincade, PhD, DFAAAI, died on October 5, 2025, five days before his 81st birthday. Dr. Kincade was the…
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Immunology Explained: AAI’s Public Communications Initiative Aims to Help the Public Understand the Science Behind Their Health
Immunology Explained connects immunology to overall health, helping people understand its link to common concerns such as allergies, childhood vaccines, infection, and even cancer.
Carla Rothlin Elected IUIS Vice-President
September 10, 2025 AAI member Carla Rothlin, PhD, was elected vice-president of the International Union of Immunological Societies at the…
David Baltimore, Nobel Laureate and Distinguished Fellow of AAI, Dies at 87
September 9, 2025 David Baltimore, Ph.D., who discovered reverse transcriptase and opened the door to both a new understanding of…
AAI Capitol Hill Day Training Leads to On-the-fly Advocacy
Virginia Shapiro used her AAI Public Affairs training to take advantage of an advocacy opportunity and got her message to the Senate Minority Leader.
$8M RESTORE Grants Program Launched for Researchers Hit by Federal Funding Terminations
The new initiative aims to stabilize immunology labs affected by NIH or other federal grant terminations and freezes in 2025.
New Member Spotlight: Yasmin Mohseni
New AAI member Yasmin Mohseni speaks about her research interests and the importance of science communication.
Q&A with AAI President Uli von Andrian: Why AAI Launched a Corporate Liaison Board
This year, AAI launched a new Corporate Liaison Board (CLB), which aims to bring together a select group of industry…
Get to Know Your New Councillor: Gwendalyn Randolph, Ph.D.
Gwendalyn Randolph spoke to us about becoming the newest member of the AAI Council.
The Value of Listening in Public Science Communications with Dr. Ross Kedl
AAI sat down with Dr. Ross Kedl to discuss the importance of public science communications and how scientists can grow in this skillset.