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Oxford Covid vaccine – Maheshi N. Ramasamy, who was born in Sri Lanka.

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November 21, 2020
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Born in Sri Lanka and having completed his medical education in the United Kingdom, Dr. Maheshi Ramasamy is now world-renowned as the pioneer of the most widely accepted vaccine for the global outbreak of Covid-19.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in medicine from Christ College, Oxford University, and specializes in infectious diseases and clinical medicine at the Oxford and London Medical Institutes.

She is currently a University Lecturer, serving on the NHS Foundation Trust affiliated to the University of Oxford. Accordingly, she serves as the Principal Lecturer at Megan Medical College.

She is a Principal Investigator at the Oxford Vaccine Group and an award-winning Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Oxford.

It is no coincidence that Maheshi N Ramasamy was first mentioned in a research paper on the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine, also known as the Oxford Covid vaccine, by the world-renowned medical journal The Lancet.

Maheshi Ramasamy's mother, Prof. MP Samaranayake Ramasamy

Maheshi Ramasamy’s mother, Prof. MP Samaranayake Ramasamy

Maheshi Ramasamy is the daughter of two scientists. Her mother is Prof. Samaranayake Ramasamy. An alumnus of Visakha College, Colombo, Samaranayake received a first-class honors degree in Zoology from the University of Colombo and later came to the University of Cambridge on a Commonwealth Scholarship. He then became the first Sri Lankan to receive a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge. She married Ranjan Ramasamy, a Tamil scientist who had come to Cambridge University from Sri Lanka for postgraduate studies. They also get married in Colombo.

It was a collaboration between two scientists, who became a couple of internationally renowned scientists in entomology and immunology. After studying at the University of Cambridge, they became lecturers at the University of Daman in Saudi Arabia and later came to Colombo to give birth to their daughter Maheshi Ramasamy. They later worked in Nairobi, Kenya, and were also lecturers at the Jaffna Medical College in the early 1980s.

He later worked at the University of San Diego in the United States and Queen’s University in Australia. Prof. Samaranayake Ramasamy maintained his relationship with Sri Lanka and in 1999 became the Secretary-General of the Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science (SLAAS). As a celebrity, she died in Kandy, Sri Lanka in 2016, according to an article in the Sunday Leader, which said she was extremely proud of her only daughter, Maheshi. Her selection to the Cambridge University Medical Faculty is said to be a dream come true for Professor Ramasamy.

Today, Maheshi Ramasamy, a mother of three, is gaining international recognition for her research on the Oxford Covid-19 vaccine. We are publishing these details about her family history to emphasize that we should be wholeheartedly proud of this Oxford student because of her Sri Lankan origin.

Her Sinhala-Tamil fusion reminds us again and again that Sri Lanka is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious country.

Therefore, we as a country should not be proud of her mother being Sinhalese, her father being Tamil and so on. Because she is a Sri Lankan daughter of a Sri Lankan mother and father.

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