Tinos Immunovirology Masterclass - September 24-27, 2025
Island of Tinos, Greece
Venue: Cultural Foundation of Tinos
Welcome to the Tinos Immunovirology Masterclass, a pioneering international summer school co-hosted by Democritus University of Thrace (Greece), Emory University (USA), and The University of Western Australia.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Tinos Island, this interdisciplinary event brings together students, early-career researchers, and global leaders in virology and immunology to explore key topics such as:
What to Expect
Beyond the Science
The Masterclass also aims to positively impact the local community through:
By bridging global science and local engagement, we hope to inspire the next generation of immunovirologists—and leave a lasting legacy on the island of Tinos.
Island of Tinos, Greece
Venue: Cultural Foundation of Tinos
Welcome to the Tinos Immunovirology Masterclass, a pioneering international summer school co-hosted by Democritus University of Thrace (Greece), Emory University (USA), and The University of Western Australia.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Tinos Island, this interdisciplinary event brings together students, early-career researchers, and global leaders in virology and immunology to explore key topics such as:
- Virus–Host Interactions & Immune Responses
- Emerging Viruses & Pandemic Preparedness
- Vaccines & Antiviral Strategies
- Viral Genomics & Evolution
- Oncogenic Viruses
What to Expect
- Free admission, accommodation, and meals for all selected students and invited speakers (travel costs covered independently)
- Expert-led lectures, workshops, and discussions on cutting-edge science
- A focus on ethical research practices and pandemic preparedness
- A vibrant, collaborative environment designed to foster networking, learning, and scientific innovation
Beyond the Science
The Masterclass also aims to positively impact the local community through:
- Educational outreach to Tinos schools
- Public discussions and interactive sessions
- Support for local businesses and cultural promotion
By bridging global science and local engagement, we hope to inspire the next generation of immunovirologists—and leave a lasting legacy on the island of Tinos.