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Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Expansion of COVID-19 diagnostic capacity in Madagascar. Expansion of COVID-19 diagnostic capacity in Madagascar. Posted on 11th May 2020. Expansion of COVID-19 diagnostic capacity in Madagascar. PIs: Professor Raphaël

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Dr Amos Mwaka. Dr Amos Mwaka. Dr. Mwaka D. Amos investigated the community awareness, perceptions and beliefs about

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » 54 days in: remote up-grading(s), Cameroonian politics, College life and football! 54 days in: remote up-grading(s), Cameroonian politics, College life and football! Posted on 14th May 2020. Written by Amit Bhasin, C-A

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » CAPREx Dinner - September 2014. CAPREx Dinner - September 2014. Resources. 2020 Cambridge-Africa. All rights reserved. Phone: 44 (0) 1223 333336; E-mail:.

The bright sparks PhD and Post-Doc sessions had great speakers from different Universities presenting their work.

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » CAPREx (2012-2021) » CAPREx fellows. CAPREx fellows. Year. Name. University. Project. 1. 2013. Professor David Dodoo-Arhin. Ghana. Graphene based natural dye sensitized solar cells. 2.

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » Inaugural Cambridge-Africa Day (30th Oct 2014). Inaugural Cambridge-Africa Day (30th Oct 2014). A few photos from the event can be found below, but to view the full stream visit. Resources. 2020

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » Alborada Fund supported projects. Alborada Fund supported projects. This gallery is a selection of photographs from funded projects of the 2013/14 Cambridge-Africa Alborada Research Fund and

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Chilombo Musa's time as a Cambridge-Africa PhD student. ... Chilombo Musa's time as a Cambridge-Africa PhD student. Posted on 2nd May 2023.

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Palm Oil Cultivation - a West African Story. Palm Oil Cultivation - a West African Story. Posted on 3rd August 2023. Oil palm is a cash crop and is widely grown across the tropics. Its product – palm oil – is the

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » The watershed: A career-determining experience. The watershed: A career-determining experience. Posted on 2nd August 2023. February 7. th. 2023, marked the beginning of the journey. It was the day I expressed my

For this PhD fellowship his focus is on Acute Lung disease with a particular emphasis on Acute Respiratory Failure (ARF) and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS).

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Ms Trizah Koyi. Ms Trizah Koyi. A combination of measures including early diagnosis, chemotherapy and vector-based

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Elective placement at the University of Cambridge. Elective placement at the University of Cambridge. Posted on 21st September 2022. In May 2021, I was selected along with my good friend and classmate, Abraham Matovu,

Her PhD research will focus on the evaluation of liver fibrosis non-invasively by using Fibroscan technology among HIV-infected persons attending an urban clinic in Kampala, Uganda.

Her PhD research will focus on the quality of life of patients with end stage kidney disease in Uganda.

Cambridge-Africa Scholarship’s contribution. First and foremost, the PhD research would not have been possible without the Cambridge-Africa scholarship. ... I am pleased to say that, thanks to the support of the Cambridge-Africa scholarship, my PhD

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Ireen Kiwelu. Dr Ireen Kiwelu. In Tanzania, studies on HIV-1 drug resistance prevalence and treatment failure are scarce

The afternoon consisted of a range of presentations and flash talks by MPhil and PhD scholars from different departments, often focusing on multidisciplinary approaches. ... This prize was awarded to MPhil student, Inioluwa Afolabi. She offered to use

He expects his fellowship to bridge the present technical laboratory research gaps since PhD completion.

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Dr Josephine Bwogi, 4 year PhD Fellowship. ... The title of Josephine's PhD research is: 'Rotaviruses in Uganda: Molecular

Allen Kabayengi. Dr. Allen Kabagenyi was the first female THRiVE PhD fellow to successfully defend her Thesis.

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » Madagascan President Visits Cambridge (20th Nov 2015). Madagascan President Visits Cambridge (20th Nov 2015). The President of the Republic of Madagascar, His Excellency Hery Rajaonarimampianina,

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Spending a year at the Uganda Cancer Institute in Kampala. Spending a year at the Uganda Cancer Institute in Kampala. Posted on 17th December 2020. Written by Dr Marta Ferraresso, Postdoctoral Researcher in the

Dr Humphrey Mazigo. Dr. Humphrey D. Mazigo is from Tanzania and has a PhD in Public Health which he obtained from Makerere University in 2015. ... His PhD project focused on 'Epidemiology of Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Schistosoma mansoni

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » PATS MECOR – A Breath of Fresh Air. PATS MECOR – A Breath of Fresh Air. Posted on 21st August 2023. I recently had the pleasure of experiencing my first Pan African Thoracic Society (PATS) Methods in Epidemiologic,

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Corinna Alberg on her time in Cambridge-Africa. Corinna Alberg on her time in Cambridge-Africa. Posted on 20th July 2021. When Tabitha Mwangi, the Cambridge-Africa manager, asked me to sum up my experiences with Cambridge

For his PhD project, Jonathan seeks to determine whether Mtb is detectable in peripheral blood long term pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells (LT-pHSC) in latent tuberculosis infection and whether it is

Indirect Costs: Overheads and administration costs. We do not pay PI salaries, PhD stipends and students’ fees. ... Therefore, if anyone is interested in the scheme and wishes to apply, I strongly suggest that they read it.

My name is Mark Owusu and I am a Ghanaian PhD student in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge and am being supervised by Professor Caroline Trotter, ... I would like to thank my department and Cambridge-Africa for funding

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Strengthening the UCI - Cambridge collaboration. Strengthening the UCI - Cambridge collaboration. Posted on 11th February 2020. Written by Corinna Alberg, MUII/THRiVE Programmes Coordinator. The new decade started well

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Moses Galukande. Dr Moses Galukande. Moses Galukande, MBChB, MMED, MHPE, is an Associate Professor and Chair of the

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » The story of ‘12 Remarkable African Life Scientists’. The story of ‘12 Remarkable African Life Scientists’. Posted on 23rd April 2024. This book’s long journey began with a wish to see stories of African

For the THRiVE PhD fellowship, Richard Kwizera intends to characterize chronic and allergic pulmonary fungal infections in patients with severe asthma under the African Severe Asthma Program.

degree (Chemistry major and Mathematics minor) from the University of Nairobi, Kenya, an MSc in Natural product Chemistry from the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and a PhD in Organic ... The THRiVE postdoctoral fellowship was my first successful

In her welcome Address, Ms Alice Amegah – ASCU’s President, Chair for the Africa Together Conference and a PhD student of Education in her final year – noted that “ASCU has become ... Kah, PhD. His Excellency Ambassador Professor Muhammadou Kah,

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Urban densification and low-cost housing in Ethiopia. Urban densification and low-cost housing in Ethiopia. Posted on 9th February 2023. Over one billion urban dwellers live in so-called ‘slums’ in the global South

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » COVID-19 Responses in Displaced Communities in Somalia. COVID-19 Responses in Displaced Communities in Somalia. Posted on 10th June 2020. COVID-19 Responses in Displaced Communities in Somalia. Dr Salome Bukachi

4 Mar 2022: population. Support of early-stage researchers through the Winton PhD Scholarship scheme, the Winton Advanced Research Fellows, and. ... The Winton Scholarship enabled me the freedom to follow interesting research directions that arose during my PhD, and

Posted on 25th July 2022. Written by William Tayeebwa, Ph.D. Upon completion of my PhD in Canada in autumn 2012, I flew back to Uganda and landed in a severely

Eddie Mujjwiga Wampande. This Post-Doctoral work is a follows-up on Eddie Mujjwiga Wampande's PhD research.

Revolutionary papers’ was envisioned by myself, Dr Hana Morgenstern, an Associate Professor in Middle Eastern Literature at the University of Cambridge, and then Sociology PhD candidate, Dr Mahvish Ahmad. ... around scholarship.

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Parasite Sex Ratios and Malaria Transmission in Ghana. Parasite Sex Ratios and Malaria Transmission in Ghana. Posted on 14th October 2020. Malaria continues to impair childhood wellbeing and economic development

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » CAPREx Fellows & Collaborators Dinner 2013. CAPREx Fellows & Collaborators Dinner 2013. Resources. 2020 Cambridge-Africa. All rights reserved. Phone: 44 (0) 1223 333336; E-mail:.

As such, our PhD scheme is aimed at providing students with an opportunity to carry out their training in a high quality scientific research environment. ... Admission to the PhD scheme is through winning a partial or full studentship in a competitive

Fellowships have been awarded since 2009 to support postdoctoral research, PhD and masters research.

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Camel Health – the life blood of a Kenyan Community. Camel Health – the life blood of a Kenyan Community. Posted on 2nd February 2021. Camel Health – the life blood of a Kenyan Community. By Dr Joel Bargul.

Written by Dr Warren Arinaitwe. Recent PhD scholar on a Cambridge-Africa Scholarship who received an equipment grant from Cambridge-Africa's Alborada Research Fund .

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Respiratory medicine, meningitis, mosquitoes. a THRiVE experience! Respiratory medicine, meningitis, mosquitoes. a THRiVE experience! Posted on 17th October 2019. Written by Dr Robin Gore, Adult Respiratory Clinician,

In the last ten years, during his MSc and PhD research studies based at icipe (Nairobi), Joel has been studying the biology of tsetse fly and the African trypanosomes. ... Joel completed his PhD at the University of Wuerzburg (Germany) under the