Who we are
The Association
The Association for Cancer Immunotherapy (CIMT) was founded in 2002 as an information and education platform for the emerging field of immunological cancer therapy. Physicians and researchers from different fields of clinical and theoretical medicine were the founding members of the association that operates as an independent non-profit organization.
The association is financed by donations, congress fees and sponsoring.
CIMT has its offices in Mainz, Germany.
Our Goals
The purpose of CIMT is to promote the development of cancer immunotherapies by:
- Establishing a communication platform in order to facilitate the communication between scientists of all faculties with interest in cancer immunotherapy. We improve knowledge exchange between industry based scientists, academic scientists, regulatory authorities and physicians alike. Our scientific meetings, educational symposia and publications serve this purpose.
- Educating health-professionals through annual meetings, advanced education seminars and publication of textbooks.
- Cooperating with partners in related consortia, regulatory agencies, journals, academic institutions and companies.
- Initiating working parties that actively accelerate the development in the field.
The Executive Board are:
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Prof. Dr. Ch. Huber (chairman, Mainz)

CIMT
Langenbeckstr. 1
55131 Mainz -
Prof. Dr. P. Johnson (Southampton)

Medicine (Medical Oncology)
Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
Tremona Road
UK-Southampton, Hampshire,
SO16 6YD
United Kingdom -
Prof. Dr. U. Kalinke (Hannover)
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Prof. Dr. C. Melief (Leiden)
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Prof. Dr. H.G. Rammensee (Tübingen)
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Prof. Dr. C. Figdor (Nijmegen)
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Prof. Dr. D. Schendel (München)
The Managment Committee are:
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Dr. S. Kreiter (Mainz)
CIMT Executive Director – Science -
Dr. C. Britten (Mainz)
CIMT Executive Director – Translational Medicine -
Dr. M. Diken (Mainz)
CIMT Scientific Secretary -
C. Castle (Mainz)
CIMT Director Communications
The members of the Scientific Advisory Board are:
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Dr. Philipp Beckhove (Heidelberg)
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Prof. Dr. Christian Ottensmeier (Southampton)

Cancer Sciences Division
Southampton University Hospitals
Tremona Road
Southampton SO16 6YD
United Kingdom -
Prof. Dr. Giorgio Parmiani (Milan)

Unit of immune-biotherapy of melanoma and solid tumors
Fondazione Centro san Raffaele del Monte Tabor
Building DIBIT
via Olgettina, 58
IT-20132 Milano
ITALY -
Prof. Dr. Ugur Sahin (Mainz)

Translational Oncology at University Medical Center Mainz (TRON)
Langenbeckstraße 1
55131 Mainz -
Prof. Dr. Michael Schmitt (Kiel)

Tumor Immunology Group
Department of Internal Medicine III
University of Ulm
Robert-Koch-Str. 8
89081 Ulm -
Dr. Harpreet Singh (Tübingen, Immatics)
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Prof. Dr. Freda Stevenson (Southampton)

Molecular Immunology Group
Cancer Sciences Division
School of Medicine, University of Southampton
MP824, Southampton General Hospital
Southampton SO16 6YD
United Kingdom












