Ranjeny Thomas
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Immunology research holds significant potential for enhanced inclusivity at the beginning of the science literacy journey, but persistent challenges stem from limited awareness that improvement is needed in this field. At the 2023 Monash Sensory Science Exhibition, we had the opportunity to present several tactile posters, using simple materials, for visually impaired participants to showcase our research on the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis as a result of immune tolerance breakdown and liposome‐based tolerogenic immunotherapy. The posters stimulated lively discussions about autoimmune arthritic diseases and our research. With consideration of the diversity of the participants, the efforts of scientists in promoting science literacy for the community can promote a more inclusive environment and engage and inspire a broader audience.
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Collaborators (9)
Rabina Giri
The University of Queensland
Emma Hamilton-Williams
Associate Professor
University of Queensland
Francesco Ciccia
Assistant professor of rheumatology
University of Palermo
Shaima Al Khabouri
Karolinska Institutet
Catharien Hilkens
Prof at Newcastle University
Newcastle University
Mihir D Wechalekar
Flinders University
Axel Finckh
University Hospital of Geneva
Michael McGuckin
Associate Dean Research
University of Melbourne
Tony Kenna
Queensland University of Technology
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