Dominic Mallon

Dominic Mallon is a Clinical Professor at the University of Western Australia (UWA) within the Pathology & Laboratory Medicine department of the UWA Medical School. His research focuses on immunology, particularly immunotherapy mechanisms, molecular diagnostics, and gene network analysis in immunological disorders. He has contributed to projects like the Identification of MHC Genes Affecting Immunopathological Disorders (2004).

Research interests include Subcutaneous Immunotherapy, Next Generation Sequencing applications in immunodeficiency diagnosis, and allergen-induced immune responses. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

Key publications include studies on telemedicine in healthcare coordination, molecular diagnostics for Common Variable Immunodeficiency, and gene network rewiring during immunotherapy. He has led collaborative projects with institutions globally and contributed to grants focused on immunopathological research.

His academic contributions span clinical, research, and educational roles within the medical school, emphasizing translational medicine and diagnostic innovation.