News Express: UM hosts 1st GBA Immunity and Disease Summit
新聞快訊：粵港澳大灣區免疫力與疾病高峰論壇於澳大舉辦
董晨
Dong Chen
粵港澳大灣區免疫力與疾病高峰論壇於澳大舉辦
第一屆粵港澳大灣區免疫力與疾病高峰論壇於11月28日在澳門大學舉行。論壇以“免疫力與人類健康新前沿”為主題，匯聚知名專家學者，打造聚焦基礎免疫學研究、免疫疾病防控、免疫治療與健康促進的高端學術交流平台，共同推動區域免疫學領域的創新與發展。
論壇由中國生物化學與分子生物學會分子免疫學專業分會、澳門大學中華醫藥研究院、暨南大學基礎醫學與公共衛生學院合辦，特邀中國科學院院士、免疫學家董晨發表主旨演講，分享了國際免疫學前沿的最新突破與展望。論壇亦匯聚來自粵港澳大灣區免疫學領域的傑出專家、學者及業界代表，圍繞免疫力評估、免疫調控機制、細胞治療、免疫健康管理等核心議題展開深入且富有建設性的探討。
澳大健康科學學院院長鄧初夏表示，論壇主題直指科學前沿，不僅具有重大的基礎研究價值，更與全球公共衛生挑戰和精準醫學的未來發展緊密相連。中藥免疫調節機制研究作為重大科學問題之一，是澳大中華醫藥研究院重點攻關的方向，是次論壇將為提升澳門在免疫學及中醫藥研究領域的學術水平注入新動力。
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UM hosts 1st GBA Immunity and Disease Summit
The 1st Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Immunity and Disease Summit was held at the University of Macau (UM) on 28 November. Under the theme ‘Immunity and Human Health: New Frontiers’, the event provided a high-level platform for academic exchange on basic immunology research, the prevention and control of immune-related diseases, and immunotherapy and health promotion. It brought together leading experts from across the Greater Bay Area to drive innovation and development in immunology in the region.
The summit was jointly organised by the Molecular Immunology Division of the Chinese Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, the Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences (ICMS) at UM, and the School of Medicine at Jinan University. Dong Chen, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a renowned immunologist, delivered a keynote speech, sharing the latest breakthroughs and future trends in international immunology. The event also brought together distinguished experts, scholars, and industry representatives in the field of immunology from the Greater Bay Area. They engaged in in-depth discussions on key topics such as immunity assessment, immune regulation mechanisms, cell therapy, and immune health management.
Speaking at the summit, Chuxia Deng, dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at UM, said that the summit’s theme reflected the forefront of scientific research, offering significant value for fundamental studies while closely aligning with global public health challenges and the future of precision medicine. He added that research on the immunomodulatory mechanisms of Chinese medicine is a major focus of ICMS, and that the summit has injected new momentum into advancing Macao’s academic strengths in immunology and Chinese medicine.
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https://www.um.edu.mo/news-and-press-releases/press-release/detail/62864/