Infection & Immunity

Infection and Immunity

Infection and Immunity: 

HIV AIDS, influenza, tuberculosis and malaria are serious diseases caused when viruses, bacteria or parasites breach our body's defences and invade our cells, tissues and organs. Researchers within the Infection and Immunity Research Domain study these infectious agents, seeking to understand their mode of transmission and mechanisms of pathogenesis.

"The Research Domains are about bringing researchers together - we need to think about ways in which we can encourage and reward collaborations."

Membership of the Research Domains is broken into three categories:

- Full Members - staff members and RHD students within the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

- Affiliate Members - staff members and RHD students of the University of Melbourne (other than the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences).

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