immunology News Archive
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
U of M researcher advancing HIV knowledge one cell at a time
August 16, 2019 —
Dr. Murooka is using his expertise in the study of how cells communicate with each other to advance the body of knowledge around HIV
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
New Dept Head: Immunology pushes boundaries, demands creativity
July 3, 2019 —
New immunology department head champions innovative thinking
U of M Rady grads to meet with Nobel laureates
March 26, 2018 —
Two outstanding medical researchers who earned doctorates at the University of Manitoba have been selected to network with Nobel laureates at a prestigious scientific conference
Professor inducted into Medical Hall of Fame
October 6, 2016 —
'She’s been the leader walking ahead into the dark, shining the light for the rest to follow.'
Get to know our 2016 Vanier Scholars – Mamneet Manghera
October 3, 2016 —
'It is extremely rewarding and satisfying to know that the work I do in the lab has the potential to bring a positive change in the health of individuals living with ALS.'
Wpg Free Press: Think you’re allergic? Not so fast
September 19, 2016 —
Elissa Abrams, an immunologist with the University of Manitoba, speaks
CANDID: Meet Jyoti Balhara
April 8, 2016 —
She's the lightest sleeper and a poor fine artist, but she's a deft embroiderer and an exceptional asthma researcher, driven by unbridled curiosity and a need to help asthma sufferers like her mom
Graduate students who really know their stuff
February 17, 2016 —
Twelve finalists made it through the 3MT heats and move on to compete in the final competition on Thursday, Feb. 25
New research may lead to vaccine for parasitic disease
October 26, 2015 —
Breakthrough discovery of vaccine candidate to protect against leishmaniasis
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
New research may lead to vaccine for parasitic disease
October 23, 2015 —
Promising research from the University of Manitoba is raising new hopes in the fight against a pervasive and potentially deadly disease that affects millions around the world and is increasingly expanding to non-traditional locations.