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The Allergy, Immunology and Cell Biology unit of University of Sri Jayewardenepura recently showcased the All-Island School Art Exhibition at the University premises, blending immunology and microbiology with creative expression. School students from across Sri Lanka reimagined scientific concepts—such as immune responses, microbes, and cellular structures—into vibrant paintings, transforming complex ideas into accessible visual stories. Organized to highlight the synergy between STEM and art, the exhibition celebrated young talent and innovative learning. AICBU noted,...
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The Allergy, Immunology, and Cell Biology Unit (AICBU) at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura (USJP) successfully convened an immunology research workshop on February 27, 2025, at the university premises. The event brought together leading immunology experts from Sri Lanka and South Korea to advance scientific dialogue and strengthen academic partnerships. Global Expertise in ImmunologyDistinguished scholars Professor Ahn Jin Hyun and Professor Kim Tae Jin from Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea, delivered keynote lectures, presenting cutting-edge research...
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AICBU hosted a landmark workshop on real-time sequencing, advancing genomics research and innovation in Sri Lanka.
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Exploring AICBU’s Endeavors in Infectious Disease and Allergy Research on National Television
Dr. Tibutius Thanesh, postdoctoral scientist, recently appeared in a national television (Nethra) interview to discuss the establishment of the Allergy Immunology and Cell Biology Unit (AICBU). He highlighted the unit’s significant contributions to infectious disease research, particularly focusing on dengue, influenza, and COVID-19. He also emphasized the societal benefits derived from AICBU’s research findings. Additionally, he informed viewers about the postgraduate courses offered by AICBU and detailed the unit’s allergy...
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Successful Completion of Workshop and Guest Lecture on Advanced Bioinformatics for Infectious Disease Genomics by Dr. Shannon Bennett
The event enabled an opportunity to explore the latest in genomic sequencing and analysis, with participants analyzing dengue and influenza data. Key sessions covered sequencing workflows for dengue and influenza, emerging infectious diseases, and whole microbiome characterization. Interactive Q&A sessions and hands-on activities provided attendees with practical bioinformatics skills and a deeper understanding of the field.
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