Thank you to all 428 attendees for sharing your science with the IIG community. We’d also like to extend an extra thank you to our three gurus- Drs. Mariana Kaplan (NIAMS), Naomi Taylor (NCI), and Gregoire Altan-Bonnet (NCI)- for your expertise and active participation in the retreat. The IIG had the privilege of honoring Dr. Howard Young (NCI) for his 40+ year career and monumental discoveries involving interferons in inflammation and autoimmunity. We appreciate Howard’s continued support of the IIG.

All seminars are on Wednesdays and start at 4 pm EST unless otherwise advertised by email.

Seminars are available for viewing by members only as follows:

Immunologists at the NIH

NIH Intramural Research Program manages a list of intramural immunologists.

Immunology Interest Group Members

The IIG committee has created an expanded the list of immunologists at NIH and included IIG member immunologists from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Members at the National Institutes of Health

Members are listed by last name. Jump to the correct letter using these links:

The IIG sponsors activities that are crucial to fostering interactions and promoting scientific communication among the NIH-FDA Immunology Community:

All Immunology Interest Group (IIG) activities are organized by the Steering Committee, whose members (that comprise senior investigators, tenure track investigators, staff scientists, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students) are elected annually by the entire IIG community.

2024-2025 IIG Steering Committee

* new committee members

The NIH-FDA Immunology Interest Group (IIG) organizes activities designed to promote information exchange and interactions among NIH and FDA scientists interested in the field of immunology. Interactions are facilitated via weekly meetings on current topics as well as an Annual Immunology Workshop. The IIG of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a voluntary organization of investigators and trainees who are members of the intramural research community of the NIH, FDA, and affiliated research and teaching organizations that promotes the mission of the NIH and FDA in research and training in the areas of immunology and infectious diseases. The IIG serves as the organizational structure for intramural researchers to promote high academic standards of research and training and foster the development of new biomedical knowledge and the translation of research knowledge into new preventive measures and therapies for human diseases by facilitating interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research. The IIG was instituted in 1993. The IIG is the largest interest group on campus with over 500 active members in 19 different institutes and over 1000 subscribers to the list-serve.

NIH published this notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) in a September 9, 2022 Guide announcement.

Updated May 28, 2021. NIH posted the “When should I reach out to NIAID staff if I am considering submitting a P01 application?” shown below.

Major Areas of Research

• Diagnosis, natural history, and treatment of primary immune deficiency disorders and disorders of immune dysregulation

This standard operating procedure (SOP) includes the following sections: Purpose, Procedure, Contacts, and Links. 

Some links will work for NIAID staff only.

Purpose

To stimulate grant-supported research in high-priority and high-opportunity areas of science using a Notice of Special Interest (NOSI).