I faced this Presidential Address to the American Association of Immunologists with both
humility and enthusiasm. Humility toward the responsibility, and enthusiasm for being able …

This morning I stand here in a double role—obliged by tradition to address you as President
of this Association, but faced at the same time with the pleasant duty of discussing our …

The luck began when I was four years old and my younger brother contracted typhoid fever
from a carrier in the local dairy. It was not a lucky event for him, of course; he became …

The origin of this article was a book review solicited by Immunology" Today. My opinion
about the volume sent to me was that it represents a kind of publication that the academic …

With this issue of Immunity, editorial responsibility for articles will be in the hands of a
separate group of Rethe journal has shifted once again. Immunity was nur- views Editors …

Fellow immunologists, I would like to express my deep appreciation for the great honor you
have bestowed upon me by electing me President of our Association. I particularly value the …

This unique volume contains reviews by some of the most prominent immunologists in the
world. The authors present vital facts for each of their areas of expertise and provide …

I have decided not to attempt to review my research interests in detail. Rather, I want to make
this a celebratory occasion, and the title that I have chosen,“The Good Old Days-Past …

This piece for the 100th year of publication of Immunology & Cell Biology focuses on the
contributions of two long‐serving Editors‐in‐Chief, Mark Mitchell (1936–1963) and Derrick …

I was greatly surprised when I learned that the Avery-Landsteiner prize for 1973 had been
awarded to me. It is with a feeling of deep gratitude both to you, Professor Westphal and …