2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress

Discovery 2025

Mechanisms of Type 2 Inflammation in Disease and Beyond

The second annual Discovery program will be a three-day fully in-person conference held February 27-March 1, 2025 in conjunction with the 2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress in San Diego, CA, USA. The program will feature cutting-edge basic science symposia focused on IgE development, type 2 immunocytes (including mast cells and eosinophils), and mechanisms connecting viral infection and immune deficiency to atopy. In addition to talks by leading investigators in the field, the meeting will include ample opportunities to network and to showcase the work of junior investigators through selected short talks, poster sessions, and travel grants. Please register early for this premier conference focused on mechanistic science in type 2 immunity that will connect outstanding clinicians and scientists in the area. Last year’s program was sold out, so don’t miss out! Registration opens October 2 for AAAAI Fellows.

Please check out our Discovery 2025: Mechanisms of Type 2 Inflammation in Disease and Beyond Travel Scholarship to see if you are eligible!

View detailed program information, including session times and speaker presentations.

PLEASE NOTE: Discovery sessions are not eligible for CME.

Discovery and the 2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress have separate registration fees, but discounts are applied if you attend both.    

  Discovery only Discovery + 2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress
AAAAI Member and Non-AAAAI Member PhD trainees* with letters verifying enrollment at their academic institution $50 $50 Combined Total
AAAAI Member and Non-AAAAI Member PhDs with letters verifying employment at their academic institution $150 $400 Combined Total
General AAAAI Member and Non-AAAAI Member attendees  $250 $50 + Applicable Joint Congress Registration

*PhD trainees are currently enrolled PhD students or PhD graduates who are currently in-training as a post-doctoral fellow in an academic program.

Please contact the AAAAI Education Department with questions.

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