I sincerely appreciate all of the help and experience I got at MSB Lab. It has been a privilege to work under the guidance of Professor Mirza and along with such committed and motivating Lab mates. I appreciate the advice, the team work and the memories I will cherish them forever.
-Rigzin
My project was titled "Simultaneous Targeting of TIRAP and RIPK2: An Effective Approach for the Treatment of Chronic Inflammatory Diseases." This one-year journey has been full of ups and downs and challenges. It was a transformative and great learning experience. Apart from the hands-on work, the regular scientific discussions in the lab were incredibly helpful in boosting my knowledge and broadening my perspective. I am deeply grateful to my supervisor for their constant guidance and support throughout this journey. I also want to extend my gratitude to my labmates for creating a friendly and supportive lab environment. This project has been an enriching learning journey that has significantly contributed to my personal and academic growth.
-Ayushi
Prof. Mirza S. Baig Receives KPR Legacy Award 2025 for Excellence in Research
Prof. Mirza S. Baig has been honored with the KPR Legacy Award 2025 in the category of Excellence in Research, in recognition of his remarkable contributions and outstanding achievements in the field. The award was conferred by the Executive Committee of the KPR Legacy Awards 2025 at KPR Institutions, Coimbatore, on May 24, 2025.
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Prof. Baig was invited by the School of Medicine at Indiana University, Indianapolis. The visit was hosted by Prof. Alexander Obukhov, a renowned scientist in the field of cardiovascular diseases.
"I am deeply grateful to Prof. Obukhov for the kind invitation and warm hospitality. This was an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas with faculty and students," Prof. Baig remarked.
The visit marks another step forward in building international academic partnerships and advancing collaborative research in the field of cardiovascular diseases.
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During the recent academic visit to the United States, Prof. Mirza S. Baig visited Tufts University – Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences as a Visiting Professor, invited by Prof. Linden Hu under the Tufts Immunology Program.
He delivered a seminar titled “Targeting ‘Malfunction’ in Chronic Inflammation,” discussing molecular causes of chronic inflammation and emerging treatments. The session sparked engaging discussions among faculty, researchers, and students.
Prof. Baig also exchanged ideas with the immunology faculty and learned about their ongoing research. The visit was well-received and helped strengthen academic ties and collaborative opportunities.
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