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Antibody Network

Summary

The ANTIBODY NETWORK bought together Northumbria University researchers with common research interests in antibodies and antibody like molecules. Research areas included investigating antibody structure  and  refining detection assays of specific antibody producing cells. Furthermore, the role of antibodies in immunity to novel vaccine targets has been integral in designing new vaccines, as well as their application in therapeutic interventions. The network has nutured interations between Northumbria University based immunologists, microbiologists, engineers and chemists, as well as cementing international and national collaborations including industrial partnerships, resulting in successful external funding bids. The ANTIBODY NETWORK will continue and like antibodies, evolve into a more interactive research sphere.

Network Members

Founder: Dr Antony Antoniou

Current network members: Prof Darren Smith, Prof Emile Chimusa, Prof Meng Zhang,  Prof Stephen Todryk, Dr Valery Kozhevniko, Dr Sonia Santos, Dr Iain MacArthur, Dr Vartul Sangal, Dr Richard Fu, Dr Qiang Wu, Georgia Stylianou, Michael Gollan

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