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Cambridge-Africa. » Events » Cambridge-Africa Day » Cambridge-Africa Day 2014. Cambridge-Africa Day 2014. The photographs for the 1st annual Cambridge-Africa Day can be viewed here. The 2014 Cambridge-Africa Day was held at Emmanuel College on

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund » Funded Projects 2018/19. Funded Projects 2018/19. Research / Initiative Title. Cambridge & Africa Collaborators. African Country. 1. Development of Electrodes for Aqueous

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » African Centers of Excellence » WACCI - West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement. WACCI - West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement. The West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI) is a partnership between the

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

Cambridge-Africa. » Events » Cambridge-Africa Day » Cambridge-Africa Day 2015. Cambridge-Africa Day 2015. The photographs and videos for the second annual Cambridge-Africa Day can be viewed here. The 2015 Cambridge-Africa Day was held on Friday

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

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

Cambridge-Africa. » Events » Cambridge-Africa Day » Cambridge-Africa Day 2016. Cambridge-Africa Day 2016. 25th October, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge. The photographs for the third annual Cambridge-Africa Day can be viewed at. The

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Group B strep and ‘the bigger picture’. Group B strep and ‘the bigger picture’. Posted on 14th July 2020. Written by Christine Boinett and Dorota Jamrozy. Few people have heard of Streptococcus agalactiae and

Cambridge-Africa. » Resources » Photos & Videos » WT-CCGHR inaugural lecture by GAVI CEO. WT-CCGHR inaugural lecture by GAVI CEO. Inaugural Lecture of Wellcome Trust - Cambridge Centre for Global Health Research. The inaugural lecture of the

Cambridge-Africa. » Events » Cambridge-Africa Day » Cambridge-Africa Day 2022 » Photos. Photos. Cambridge-Africa Day (6th July 2022) showcased a wide range of collaborative research projects between colleagues in African universities and

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Kennedy Amone P'Olak. Kennedy Amone P'Olak. Dr Kennedy Amone-P’Olak is a Lecturer at Gulu University in Uganda. He

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » 84 days in: touch-base “Remembering Amit”. 84 days in: touch-base “Remembering Amit”. Posted on 18th June 2020. Written by Chioma Achi, Cambridge-Africa PhD Scholar. 84 days in: touch-base “Remembering

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Uganda Cancer Institute Team visits Cambridge. Uganda Cancer Institute Team visits Cambridge. Posted on 17th October 2019. Written by Dr Jackson Orem, Executive Director Uganda Cancer Institute. A team from Uganda Cancer

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » DELTAS Annual Meeting 2019, Dakar, Senegal. DELTAS Annual Meeting 2019, Dakar, Senegal. Posted on 17th October 2019. Written by Corinna Alberg. This July the DELTAS (Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training and

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » Simprints- A new kind of tech for good. Simprints- A new kind of tech for good. Posted on 24th January 2024. An estimated 850 million people globally lack formal identification, which makes it incredibly hard to verify

He has won several awards and scholarships, including the Forgaty International Centre (FIC) scholarship, the Madhvani Foundation Scholarship and the Best Young Investigator Award from Makerere University - a University of California,

She later won a scholarship through the British Council to pursue a masters in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology at the University of Westminster in London. ... On her third attempt, she qualified for a Cambridge-Africa scholarship. However, this

That spurred her on. The Ghana Cocoa Board, where Mr Lawrence Chama worked, awarded a scholarship which catered for Dr Chama’s school fees from the second term of her first ... She wanted to study abroad but although she got a few admission letters,

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Moses Galukande. Moses Galukande. Moses is a general Surgeon and an Associate Professor at the Department of Surgery,

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Imelda Namagembe. Dr Imelda Namagembe. Imelda Namagembe, MBChB MMed (Mak) MPH (CWRU), is a consultant Obstetrician

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Gerald Mboowa. Gerald Mboowa. Gerald Mboowa, BSc, MSc, PhD is a Human Genetics and Genomics research fellow at the

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

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:.

Cambridge-Africa. » Blog » A new generation of Immunologists for Africa. A new generation of Immunologists for Africa. Posted on 16th December 2020. The green and warm inviting environment of Makerere University’s College of Health Sciences in

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

But the scholarship did so much more than that. It allowed me to attend conferences and conduct fieldwork in Zambia, which was a vital part of my research. ... Thanks to the scholarship, which covered the costs of the conference, I was able to attend and

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

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,

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Arthur Kwizera. Dr Arthur Kwizera. Dr. Arthur Kwizera is a Lecturer in Anaesthesia and Intensive care at Makerere

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. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Clara Wekesa. Dr Clara Wekesa. Clara Wekesa, MBChB, MMED, is a Project Leader with the Medical Research Council, Uganda

Cambridge-Africa Scholarship’s contribution. First and foremost, the PhD research would not have been possible without the Cambridge-Africa scholarship. ... The Cambridge-Africa scholarship has opened the doors and prospects to a brighter future.

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-2 Fellows' Profiles » Dr Peace Bagasha. Dr Peace Bagasha. Peace Bagasha, MBChB, MMED, is a Clinical Lecturer in the Makerere University College of

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

This prize was awarded to MPhil student, Inioluwa Afolabi. She offered to use her prize money to contribute to the mentorship scheme run by the African Society of Cambridge University (ASCU),

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Roman Saba Ntare. Roman Saba Ntare. Dr Roman Saba Ntare, 1 year Postdoctoral Fellowship. Collaborators: Dr Simon Frost,

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Dr Josephine Bwogi, 4 year PhD Fellowship. Dr Josephine Bwogi, 4 year PhD Fellowship. Josephine is a Research Officer and

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Allen Kabayengi. Allen Kabayengi. Dr. Allen Kabagenyi was the first female THRiVE PhD fellow to successfully defend her

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

Cambridge-Africa. » Initiatives » Previous Initiatives » THRiVE Cambridge (2009 to 2022) » THRiVE-1 and THRiVE -2 Alumni » Dr Humphrey Mazigo. Dr Humphrey Mazigo. Dr. Humphrey D. Mazigo is from Tanzania and has a PhD in Public Health which he

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 » 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