Immunite
Advancing Biomedical Research for a Healthier Africa
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African-led Vaccine, Diagnostics, and Immunology R&D
Immunite Ltd is a biomedical research and innovation company supporting academia, biotech, and public-health programs with high-quality immunology research, assay development, and translational diagnostics focused on diseases of global and regional importance.
Why Immunite Exists
Bridging discovery and deployment in infectious-disease research
Bridging discovery and deployment in infectious-disease research
Immunite Ltd is an independent research organization based in Nairobi, Kenya. We operate at the interface of basic immunology, applied diagnostics, and public-health implementation, providing scientific services and collaborative research support across Africa and globally.
Our work emphasizes rigor, reproducibility, and real-world impact—particularly for malaria, viral infections, and emerging pathogens.
A Full Service Experience
A Full Service Experience
Immunoassays & Serology
Antibody profiling, antigen-specific immune responses, and functional immunological assays.
Assay Development & Validation
Design, optimization, and validation of immunological and diagnostic assays.
Preclinical & Translational Research
Immunogenicity studies, biomarker discovery, and proof-of-concept research.
Diagnostics Research & Innovation
Support for development and evaluation of laboratory and point-of-care diagnostics.
Biostatistics & Data Science
Study design support, statistical analysis, and data interpretation.
Training & Capacity Building
Hands-on laboratory training, short courses, and research mentorship.
Collaborative
Collaborative
Research Focus Areas
Research Focus Areas
We conduct and support research across priority infectious-disease domains, including:
Malaria and pregnancy-associated malaria
Viral and emerging infectious diseases
Immune correlates of protection and exposure
Diagnostics and serosurveillance platforms
Capacity building for African research institutions
Our integrated approach combines immunology, epidemiology, and translational science to generate evidence that informs vaccines, diagnostics, and policy.
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