Welcoming Dr Vamsee Mallajosyula to NCBS

Standard When most people think about vaccines, they imagine a shot, a sore arm, and perhaps a layer of protection against disease. But inside the body, vaccination triggers something far more intricate: a vast conversation between cells, molecules, and memories. Some cells recognise an invading pathogen. Others amplify the alarm. Some remember the encounter for years. And somewhere in the middle…