The PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society is an international organization for researchers in a number of scientific and medical disciplines including psychology, neurosciences, immunology, pharmacology, psychiatry, behavioral medicine, infectious diseases, endocrinology and rheumatology, who are interested in interactions between the nervous system and the immune system, and the relationship between behavior and health.
Benefits of Membership
- Reduced registration fee for the Annual Meeting of PNIRS held in June each year.
- 25% discount on the Open Access Fee to Brain, Behavior and Immunity Health for articles that are full length research papers, review type articles, short communications, replication studies. That is a significant savings per publication!
APC Member Savings
BBI $5,680 $1,420
BBI Health $2,890 $722
BBI Integrative $1,285 $321
- Publish meetings and jobs to the PNIRS website and access the membership directory.
- Access to PNIRS Presents Recordings
- Be part of an interdisciplinary forum of scientists in psychoneuroimmunology.
Brain, Behavior and Immunity - Integrative Special Issues
Brain, Behavior, and Immunity-Integrative is pleased to announce the development of three new Special Issues devoted to Traditional Asian medicine and health.
New Society Sponsored Journal: Brain, Behavior and Immunity - Integrative
In an effort to promote Eastern biomedical research focused on psychoneuroimmunology, as sister journal to Brain, Behavior, and Immunity, which currently has an impact factor of 19.2, was recently launched called Brain, Behavior, and Immunity – Integrative. Professors Weiwen Wang at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Liye Zou at Shenzhen University and Keith Kelley at the University of Illinois were instrumental in launching the new journal and will serve as Associate Editors.
News and Updates
President's Message - July 2025
Dear Colleagues,
As we turn the page on another successful annual meeting—this time in the beautiful and historic city of Bordeaux—I want to begin by extending my warmest thanks to our outgoing President, Dr. Lucile Capuron. Under her leadership, the meeting was a tremendous success, filled with intellectually engaging talks, vibrant and thought-provoking poster sessions, and a closing banquet that was gorgeous and fun.
It is with deep gratitude and profound sense of responsibility that I step into the role of PNIRS’s 31st President. I am proud to be the 11th woman and the first Latina to hold this position. This moment is particularly meaningful to me, as my journey with the Society began over two decades ago as a young postdoctoral trainee at the 2002 meeting in Madison, Wisconsin. From that very first experience, I felt something unique: not just scientific alignment, but a warm and generous community that welcomed me with open arms. I knew then that this would be my forever Society.
Textbook of Immunopsychiatry
We’ve published a new textbook with contributions from various members of the society The Textbook of Immunopsychiatry
Members of the PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society receive 20% off!!
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