Ranjeeta has strong background in “OMICS" and her research is focussed on Infectious Diseases with virulence profiling and antibiotic resistance. She is currently leading and contributing to few different projects which includes comparative genomics, Genome wide association studies on Mycobacterium tuberculosis and on Pneumococcal IPD and carriage, disease outbreak and surveillance. she has worked on whole genome sequence bioinformatic analysis as part of NSW Translational Research Grant when she was with University of Sydney before transitioning to Monash in 2020. Ranjeeta has international collaboration research projects focussing on mixed infection detection with TB/HIV co-infection and COVID samples. She has a fellowship on genome-wide study of markers of drug resistance using Artificial intelligence. As a collaboration project with BDI research lab she is currently working on a project looking at the chemical signatures on how the mycobacteria obtains energy and predict the molecular behaviour based on these signatures.