Exploring T-Reg Cells in Immunology - Exclusive National Workshop on the 2025 Nobel-Winning Breakthrough in Immunology

Exclusive Workshop on the 2025 Nobel-Winning Breakthrough in Immunology

🧬 T-Reg Cells Decoded: The Nobel Discovery LIVE Workshop

Happening This Weekend – Reserve Your Seat Before It’s Full!

Learn the Science That Won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine.

Date: 18th October 2025
Mode: Online Interactive Workshop
Time: 10:00 am IST
Host: Ms. Tithi Saha
Speakers: Mrs. Divya | Mrs. Somrhita Pal | Dr. Prangya Rath 

🌟 About the Workshop

Regulatory T Cells (Tregs) — once a mysterious subset of T-cells — have now earned the spotlight with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, recognizing Dr. Shimon Sakaguchi’s pioneering discovery.

This workshop takes you through the fascinating journey from Nobel-winning discovery to cutting-edge therapeutic applications, revealing how Tregs shape immune tolerance, prevent autoimmune diseases, and open new doors in cancer and transplant immunology.

Led by eminent researchers and educators, this program combines concepts, visuals, and career insights to help participants truly understand how the immune system achieves its delicate balance — and how science can harness it for better health outcomes.

What You’ll Learn?

Welcome Note (10:00 – 10:10 AM)

A warm introduction by the host, Ms. Tithi Saha, followed by the story behind the Nobel-winning discovery of T-Reg Cells and its monumental impact on modern immunology.

Session I: The Immune Symphony — Understanding the Foundations (10:10 – 11:30 AM)

Speaker: Mrs. Divya

Discover the beauty of the immune system — from innate vs adaptive responses to T-cell development, activation, and differentiation.
Learn how Tregs orchestrate immune balance and tolerance, preventing autoimmunity and chronic inflammation.
Includes animations and video explainers for immersive learning.

🧬 Session II: Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Immune Tolerance (11:30 AM – 12:30 PM)

Speaker: External Expert

Dive deeper into the molecular world of Tregs — from FoxP3 and CD25 markers to pathways of suppression like cytokine signaling, metabolic control, and checkpoint molecules (CTLA-4, PD-1).

Understand how these mechanisms maintain peace within our immune system and how their disruption leads to disease.

🕛 Lunch Break (12:30 – 1:00 PM)

⚕️ Session III: Translational Immunology — From Tregs to Therapy (1:00 – 2:00 PM)

Speaker: Mrs. Somrhita Pal

Explore how Treg biology is transforming modern medicine.
Key topics include:

• Tregs in autoimmune diseases like type 1 diabetes and lupus

• Cancer immunotherapy and checkpoint inhibitor strategies

• Transplantation tolerance and CAR-Treg innovations

• The future of synthetic biology, AI, and systems immunology in T-cell research

🔭 Session IV: Exploring Frontiers — Careers & Research Inspired by the 2025 Nobel Discovery (2:00 – 2:30 PM)

Speaker: Dr. Prangya Rath
Get a roadmap to thriving in the immunology and biotech research ecosystem.
Discover:

• Hot research domains: immunoregulation, cell therapy, and computational immunology

• Advanced tools: flow cytometry, single-cell omics, CRISPR, and T-cell engineering platforms

• Global labs, collaborations, and career pathways in immunology

🎯 Session V: Interactive Q&A + Quiz (2:30 – 3:00 PM)

Engage directly with our panelists, clarify your doubts, and test your understanding through a fun and rewarding quiz session.

🎓 Who Should Attend

• Students of Biotechnology, Life Sciences, and Immunology

• Research Scholars exploring immune regulation or therapy design

• Faculty and educators in biomedical sciences

• Industry professionals from biotech, pharma, and diagnostics

🧩 Key Takeaways

• Certificate of Participation

• Access to faculty-exclusive demo resources

• Concept clarity on Nobel-winning research

• Career guidance in Immunology and Therapeutics

🚀 Why You Shouldn’t Miss This

This is your chance to connect Nobel-winning science to real-world applications and build a foundation for your future in immunology, biotech, or translational medicine.

Seats are limited — reserve your spot today and be part of a truly historic learning experience.

Register Now