Dr. Uri Galili discovered the anti-Gal antibody in 1984. In the 38 years that followed, he, along with collaborators across the landscape of modern life science, have elucidated the astonishing evolutionary, immunological, physiological, and clinical range of anti-Gal’s implications in more than 100 publications.

Dr. Galili will be visiting the University of Missouri on September 6 and 7, 2022. This workshop is being offered as part of his visit to campus. The workshop will be divided roughly into four ~40-minute segments focusing on four topics within Galili’s orbit of research, some chosen by Galili himself and some by campus scientists. A few campus researchers will be scheduled to participate in each segment. You can view the schedule at this website. Anyone in the MU campus community is invited to participate in any or all of the segments. 

You can learn more about Dr. Galili's visit, including two public lectures, at this website.

Learn more about Dr. Galili's visit, including two public lectures, at this website.