Invitation

The 23rd annual Spring School of Primary Immunodeficiencies invites those interested in the many aspects of inborn errors of immunity to take part in this traditional learning event held in a wonderful vibrant city of Prague in the heart of the Czech Republic.
- Informal three-day bonanza of case presentations, topic overviews and discussions
- Array of renowned speakers covering the field of primary immunodeficiencies from pathogenesis to diagnosis and treatment
- Excellent social networking and rich cultural content
The meeting is aimed at participants of all levels who are interested in primary immunodeficiencies, offering valuable insights from clinical and laboratory case reports and providing opportunities to learn, discuss, and engage with experts in the field, regardless of prior experience.
Programme
Thursday 16.4.2026
Morning + noon Individual arrivals in Prague
17:00 Opening ceremony + keynote lecture
18:30 Dinner + social programme
Friday 17.4.2026
8:30 – 15:30 Educational programme
18:00+ Dinner + social programme
Saturday 18.4.2026
8:30 – 11:30 Educational programme
11:30 Lunch & farewells
Application, registration, accomodation, travel
Click through for an application form HERE. Apply soon, limited places are available.
Application deadline: February 22nd, 2026, confirmation of acceptance by March 2nd.
There is no registration fee. Catering will be provided throughout the event.
Accommodation and travel arrangements are at the participant's discretion.
Please note that all activities will be held on-site and there will be no online streaming or recording.
Active participation
Each applicant should prepare a slide presentation of a clinical and/or laboratory case/cohort report relevant to primary immunodeficiencies which will be presented on site; the presentation should last approximately 10 minutes and may be followed by a brief discussion or Q&A, if scheduled.
Contacts
Please forward any inquiries to @email.
Organization team
Anna Sediva
Marketa Bloomfield
Adam Klocperk
Supported by Hana Barnetova