Open-science initiative makes the case for mapping the human immunome as the next frontier in medicine DAVOS, SWITZERLAND – January 21, 2026 — The Human Immunome Project (HIP) was invited to host a dedicated Impact Session at Frontiers Science House, the World Economic Forum’s science-focused venue on the Davos promenade, during its 56th Annual Meeting, January…
Decoding the immunome has been science fiction—until now
With deep immune profiling + AI, we can better predict and understand both health and disease. This is the future of medicine.
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Our scientific plan offers an actionable roadmap to understand immune variability across the globe:
Build: Build the MVP tools and platform that become the global standard for deep immunological profiling.
Generate: Generate HIP standardized data and create the models that will quantify and predict immune states.
Facilitate: Accelerate translation of new biomarkers, new druggable targets, and new reference ranges for pharma and clinicians.
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HIP Impact Session – Davos, 2026
At the Frontiers Science House in Davos in January 2026, we explain why now is the time to decode the human immunome.
HIP Banbury Series – Cold Spring Harbor, 2025
This series of conversations was recorded at the Banbury Center in November 2025, when HIP convened the world’s leading systems immunologists to advance our mission to decode human immunity for all.