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Following the success of the previous editions, VIB is proud to welcome you back to Ghent for the 3rd edition of Type 2 immunity in homeostasis and disease. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Bijloke —a 13th-century architectural treasure— this 2026 conference promises to be a vital meeting point for the international immunology community.

This year’s program brings together world-leading experts and rising voices to explore the latest insights into type 2 immunity beyond its classical boundaries. Across five focused sessions, we’ll dive into:

Effector mechanisms in homeostasis, repair, and dysregulation Interacting cell types and tissue niches Neuro/endocrine crosstalk Pathology and allergic disease Infectious disease, cancer, and fibrosis

As therapeutic strategies increasingly target type 2 pathways, understanding the full spectrum of their roles has never been more urgent. Join us to engage with cutting-edge science, foster collaboration, and help shape the future of immune-driven therapies.

Don’t miss out on your chance to be a part of the only national conference dedicated to the clinical nurse specialist! From March 9-12, 2026 join your peers in San Diego, CA for four days of advancing our role – and a whole lot of fun too.

Our program is designed to create an unforgettable experience for CNSs with:

Inspiring keynotes from special guests Groundbreaking live presentations Pharmacology sessions Exhibit hall Awards ceremony Poster presentations Live CEs

The 2026 Advanced Course in Basic & Clinical Immunology will be held March 9-March 11, 2026, in Aurora, Colorado.

Sixteen course lectures from renowned faculty presented a clinical spin on major topics in cellular and molecular immunology. The lectures, delivered by talented faculty who are renowned for the ability to span basic and clinical science, take attendees from the bench to the bedside and back again. A unique feature of the course is the faculty stay at the Benson Hotel & Faculty Club for the duration of the course, so there is also ample opportunity for students to interact with the faculty outside the lecture room.

The 1st International Conference on Advances in Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences (ICAMAS-2026) will be held at the National Institute of Technology Arunachal Pradesh. Aligned with the Viksit Bharat 2047 Vision, the conference underscores key national priorities such as economic diversification, sustainable development, and the advancement of a knowledge-driven economy.

ICAMAS-2026 will bring together leading researchers, industry professionals, and practitioners to share insights and explore the latest developments in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. With a particular emphasis on sustainability and renewable energy, the conference seeks to address global challenges through interdisciplinary engineering solutions.

By highlighting innovative technologies and methodologies, ICAMAS-2026 aims to support India’s ambition of becoming a global leader in green technology, while also contributing to the wider global effort toward a sustainable and resilient future.

The 2026 School of Social Sciences International Conference at the University of Ghana invites scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to critically engage with the theme, Beyond Boundaries: Social Science Perspectives on Identity, Innovation, Inclusion, and Climate Resilience in the Digital Age. This theme reflects the urgent need to interrogate the shifting contours of African societies amidst global technological disruption, environmental crises, and sociopolitical transformation.

The conference will explore how social science research can illuminate pathways to inclusive development, democratic renewal, and climate resilience in digital era. It will provide a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue on pressing issues such as economic growth and inequality, fiscal and monetary policy, gender and disability inclusion, intra-household dynamics, youth and digital cultures, peacebuilding, indigenous knowledge systems, spirituality, urbanisation, migration, and natural resource governance.

The current decade has become a turning point in redefining how businesses innovate, evolve, and create long-lasting societal value. Rapid advances in technology, shifting market dynamics, environmental urgencies, and evolving consumer expectations are pushing organizations to rethink their growth strategies. Innovation is no longer optional, it is essential. But innovation alone is not enough. It must be sustainable, it must evolve business models, and it must generate positive societal impact.

The 3rd International Conference on Sustainable Business Practices and Innovative Models (ICSBPIM-2026), organized by the School of Business & Management, Christ University (Delhi-NCR), is themed “Leveraging Innovation for Sustainable Growth, Business Model Evolution, and Societal Impact.” The conference will be held from 10-11 March 2026.

The conference aims to bring together thought leaders, industry experts, academicians, policymakers, and emerging entrepreneurs to explore how innovation can be harnessed not just for profit, but for purpose. It will serve as a dynamic platform to share insights, frameworks, and best practices that shape sustainable futures, foster adaptive business models, and drive social progress.

We are pleased to invite you to attend the second International Conference on Tropical Medicine(ICTD), which will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Colombo from 11th to 13th of March 2026. This esteemed event is co-organized by the Sri Lanka College of Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine (SLCDA) in collaboration with the Deutsche Dermatologische Gesellschaft / German Dermatological Society (DDG).

Nearly 40% of the world's population resides in tropical countries, and the prevalence of skin diseases in these regions is rising at an alarming rate. Tropical skin diseases are unique, and challenging to treat. Furthermore, these diseases are no longer limited to tropical regions. Due to increased travel and migration, dermatologists outside the tropics are encountering patients with tropical skin diseases with increasing frequency. Therefore, a sound knowledge of tropical dermatology is an asset to any dermatologist.

The second International Conference on Tropical Dermatology (ICTD) promises to be an enriching experience, featuring distinguished clinicians and researchers who will share their insights through lectures on various topics. The conference will provide an in-depth discussion of tropical infections such as leprosy, leishmaniasis, and dermatophytosis. Moreover, tropical dermatology extends beyond infections. The program will also cover interesting topics such as pigmentory disorders, environmental dermatology, and cultural dermatology. Additionally, a special pre-congress session will focus on Aesthetics in Skin of Colour, addressing critical issues related to aesthetic treatments for patients with skin of colour.

Sri Lanka is a beautiful island that offers delegates ample opportunity to create lasting memories of a tropical paradise. From tranquil hills and sandy beaches to thrilling wildlife safaris and awe-inspiring monuments, Sri Lanka has something for everyone within just a few kilometres. Following the academic sessions, we have arranged two optional tour packages for delegates, allowing you to experience either the historical town of Kandy or the breath-taking village of Ella, located within the island's hill country.

Additionally, we are thrilled to invite you to the highlight of our tropical dermatology program on the 14th of March, at the National Hospital of Colombo, Sri Lanka. This clinical meeting will feature a variety of patients with tropical skin diseases, providing a unique opportunity to examine and discuss cases in small teams alongside esteemed Sri Lankan dermatologists.

The second International Conference on Tropical Dermatology (ICTD) represents a fantastic opportunity for the global dermatology community to enhance their knowledge, build connections, and initiate collaborative research while experiencing the warm hospitality of Sri Lanka.

Join us in Colombo for the 2nd ICTD in March 2026! We look forward to welcoming you to this exciting event.

We are pleased to invite you to attend the second International Conference on Tropical Dermatology (ICTD), which will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Colombo from 11th to 14th of March 2026. This esteemed event is co-organized by the Sri Lanka College of Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine (SLCDA) in collaboration with the Deutsche Dermatologische Gesellschaft / German Dermatological Society (DDG).

Nearly 40% of the world's population resides in tropical countries, and the prevalence of skin diseases in these regions is rising at an alarming rate. Tropical skin diseases are unique, and challenging to treat. Furthermore, these diseases are no longer limited to tropical regions. Due to increased travel and migration, dermatologists outside the tropics are encountering patients with tropical skin diseases with increasing frequency. Therefore, a sound knowledge of tropical dermatology is an asset to any dermatologist.

The second International Conference on Tropical Dermatology (ICTD) promises to be an enriching experience, featuring distinguished clinicians and researchers who will share their insights through lectures on various topics. The conference will provide an in-depth discussion of tropical infections such as leprosy, leishmaniasis, and dermatophytosis. Moreover, tropical dermatology extends beyond infections. The program will also cover interesting topics such as pigmentory disorders, environmental dermatology, and cultural dermatology. Additionally, a special pre-congress session will focus on Aesthetics in Skin of Colour, addressing critical issues related to aesthetic treatments for patients with skin of colour.

Additionally, we are thrilled to invite you to the highlight of our tropical dermatology program on the 14th of March, at the National Hospital of Colombo, Sri Lanka. This clinical meeting will feature a variety of patients with tropical skin diseases, providing a unique opportunity to examine and discuss cases in small teams alongside esteemed Sri Lankan dermatologists.

The second International Conference on Tropical Dermatology (ICTD) represents a fantastic opportunity for the global dermatology community to enhance their knowledge, build connections, and initiate collaborative research while experiencing the warm hospitality of Sri Lanka.

Immune regulation remains a key topic in both basic and clinical sciences. We firmly believe that gathering together in an inspiring setting will foster meaningful scientific exchange. With an exemplary lineup of speakers, WIRM 2026 promises a unique experience: large enough to encourage interdisciplinary learning, yet intimate enough to facilitate direct interactions with experts.

We would like to extend a warm welcome and invite you to the NK & ILC Symposium 2026, which will take place at the Historical Buildings of the University Freiburg, Germany, on March 11-13, 2026.

The NK & ILC Symposium is traditionally initiated by the Study Group „NK & ILCs“ of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI). For the first time, this meeting will be co-hosted by experts for gd T cells.

This symposium will bring together experts in innate lymphocyte biology, and cover the latest emerging concepts in the field, the application of cutting-edge high-resolution technologies, and their clinical translation. The meeting will host researchers, industrials, and clinicians with a common interest in NK cells, ILCs, and gamma delta T cells. It will discuss how the current understanding of the development and biology of these immune cell populations might enable development of next-generation therapies in cancer and chronic infections.

The 3-day conference will host renowned international keynote and plenary speakers from all over the world. This international blend will serve as an incubator for new ideas and exchanges. It will also exhibit cutting-edge research on a wide range of topics and promote the next generation of researchers in oral presentations and poster sessions. The sessions will cover new discoveries from basic science to direct translational applications in patients.

Freiburg is located at the picturesque foothills of the Black Forest. It is Germany’s southernmost city with a population exceeding 230,000. It lies in the Breisgau, one of Germany’s warmest regions, in the south of the Upper Rhine Plain, nearby to the Switzerland and French border.

The Albert-Ludwigs-Universität of Freiburg, founded in 1457, is one of Germany’s oldest universities, with currently 15,000 students in its eleven faculties. The conference site is easily accessible from the international airport Freiburg – Basel – Mulhouse by bus and by train.

We look forward to your participation and welcoming you to the beautiful city of Freiburg!