Young researchers and invited lecturers from Tbilisi State Medical University (Departments of Immunology, Medical Biology, and Parasitology) Nino Chighvinadze, Ketevan Mekvabidze, Lasha Chelidze, Tamar Turiashvili, Natia Gvilava, and Ketevan Lomize took part in the international educational and scientific school-conference South Eastern European Immunology School 2025 (SEEIS 2025). The TSMU participants presented the outcomes of their research.

The South Eastern European Immunology School (SEEIS) is one of the most significant annual educational and scientific platforms in the field of immunology, aimed at fostering the professional development of young scientists, PhD students and students, as well as enhancing their scientific potential. The school conference brings together immunologists, researchers, and professors from South-Eastern European countries, creating a unique environment for sharing the latest scientific knowledge and research experience. This year, 60 young scientists participated in the forum, including 6 representatives from TSMU.

The SEEIS 2025 program included lectures and practical workshops based on the latest advances in modern immunology, covering such important topics as flow cytometry, microscopy, antigen-dependent T cells and extracellular vesicles.

Within the framework of the event, TSMU representatives delivered both poster and oral presentations based on their research works. The event took place in Seferihisar, Turkey, from October 24 to 27.