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Cancer and Infectious Diseases Research Group

Welcome to the CAID website. Our team consists of multidisciplinary scientists focusing on critical areas such as cancer research, infectious diseases, and health sciences. Join us in shaping the future of biological research.

Our field of expertise

Cloud data for borderless health services
Cancer biology and cancer immunology
Immunotherapy and nanotherapy
Stress physiology and dietary behavior
Animal behavior
Ocular pharmacology
Molecular mechanisms of disease
Interaction of bioactive compounds and biological systems

Postgraduate opportunities

Postgraduate Opportunities in Ph.D. (Bioscience) and Master of Philosophy (Bioscience)

Cancer and Infectious Diseases Awareness Program

Every year, CAID organizes an engaging Cancer and Infectious Awareness Program, bringing together communities and experts to combat cancer. Join us for informative sessions, and proactive health initiatives. Together, we make a difference!

Be our volunteer

We encourage students to volunteer and take an active role in organizing the awareness program, gaining invaluable learning experience while making a meaningful impact.

Seminars and Workshops

Our team hosts informative talks and workshops for students, researchers, and the public. Join us to expand your knowledge, develop your skills, and connect with a community of researchers, students, and interested individuals. Take this opportunity to build valuable connections with our team and collaborate on future projects.

Explore Our Latest Publications

Stay informed and inspired by exploring our extensive collection of articles, papers, and reports.

Breast Cancer Awareness

October is breast cancer awareness month. Watch this space for our 2024 awareness activities our local communities.

Science empowers society and drives innovation

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"Knowledge and perceived benefit, instead of government response to the pandemic, were more associated with COVID-19 vaccination intention."

"Cisplatin and C. nutans represents a potential treatment for TNBC."

"Mutational clustering methods identified a critical G6PD region as a potential target for drug development"

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