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- Dr Shailja Singh is a paediatrician with many years’ experience ensuring the healthy development of children in the Darling Downs region. Dr Shailja Singh is passionate about her work with children and believes that every child has the potential to flourish when nurtured.
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Jul 29, 2021 · Shailja Singh is an example of a highly successful Internationally acclaimed scientist in India. Dr Singh has received many awards for her research work to name a few Innovative Young Bitechnologist Award 2010, Senior Innovative Young Biotechnologist Award 2013 and National Bio-Scientist Award 2018.
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May 22, 2024 · The research, led by Prof. Shailja Singh and Prof. Anand Ranganathan at the Special Centre for Molecular Medicine, JNU, has identified a novel host-parasite interacting complex that could be the key to unlocking a successful vaccine strategy.
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Best Speaker in 14th International Conference on Vectors and vector borne diseases (ICOV 14)-2019, organized by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and National Academy of Vector Borne Diseases (NAVBD), India. Special Committee member, School of Life Sciences (SLS), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India.
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May 6, 2024 · Indian malaria vaccine candidate from JNU. Shailja Singh and Anand Ranganathan, professors from special centre for molecular medicine, JNU, New Delhi, led the research for the malaria vaccine.
2015. Articles 1–20. molecular medicine, JNU - Cited by 6,907 - Parasitic infection - host pathogen interactions - signaling - malaria - leishmania.
Aug 29, 2023 · Prof. Shailja Singh, a lead researcher of the study, underscored the importance of repurposing existing drugs for new applications. "By repurposing Nitrofurantoin, we've taken a step towards a more efficient and cost-effective approach in tackling malaria.