Call for participation – Frontiers in Immunology

Call for participation – Frontiers in Immunology

The long-term consequences of sepsis on the immune system are currently only scarcely understood. Aiming to promote research on this critical gap, EGIS member Dr. Florian Uhle, together with the journal “Frontiers in Immunology” initiated the research topic “Long-term Consequences of Sepsis and Severe Trauma on Innate and Adaptive Immunity”.

The topic accepts manuscript submission until 16th February 2020. Vladimir Badovinac (Iowa City, USA) and Thomas Griffith (St. Paul, USA), both eminent researcher from the field, serve as further guest editors.

Further information is available on the Frontiers’ website on the research topic.

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