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Loveleen Choudhury
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Research on autoimmune diseases, cancer, disease diagnosis, and vaccine development all heavily rely on Immunology. Experts in this area are in high demand in public health organisations, biotech companies, and R&D labs.
With developments in immunotherapy, personalised medicine, and global healthcare issues, the scope is expanding quickly. PhD and postdoctoral research opportunities are also available to students.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
The scope of the Immunology: intravesical immunotherapy, microbial immunology, clinical immunology, cellular immunology, translational immunology, transplantation immunology, neuroinflammatory disorders, tumor immunology, vaccine immunology, inflammatory disorders, ocular immunology and inflammation.
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The scope of the Immunology: intravesical immunotherapy, microbial immunology, clinical immunology, cellular immunology, translational immunology, transplantation immunology, neuroinflammatory disorders, tumor immunology, vaccine immunology, inflammatory disorders, ocular immunology and inflammation.
Thanks!
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