We aim to develop (through high quality training and mentorship) the younger generations of African scientists, healthcare workers, laboratory personnel, clinical trialists, ethicists, and social scientists to take leadership of public health research. This training will cover many areas of research, such as diagnostic techniques, emergency response, financial management, bioinformatics, ethics and quality management.
Implementation of Novel Diagnostics for emerging infectious diseases19th and 20th of May 2021 workshop (virual) →
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Research in Global Health Emergencies
24th of November 2020 workshop (virtual) →
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Infection Prevention and Control AMR18th and 19th of November 2020 workshop (virtual) →
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Laboratory quality control in low and middle income countries21st and 22nd of October 2020 workshop (Virtual) →
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Grant Applications: Writing a Competitive Research Proposal29th and 30th of October 2020 workshop (virtual) →
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Diagnostics and the immunology of emerging & pathogenic diseases training20 February to 07 March 2019 workshop (Virtual) →
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Republic of Congo study visit to UCL laboratories
June 2019 study trip (UCL, UK) →
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COVID-19 preparedness for African countries11-13th March 2020 workshop (virtual) →
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ONT sequencing for TB (RBK004)
August 2022 workshop (NIMR, Tanzania) →
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ONT sequencing for TB (RBK110.96)
February 2023 workshop (HerpeZ, Zambia) →
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(Left to right) Darrel Elion (FCRM, Republic of Congo), Julio Ortiz Canseco (UCL, UK) and Genevieve Andose (FCRM, Republic of Congo) in the UCL BSL3 laboratory. Group photo from the MinION workshop in September, 2019 at UCL, UK. Priya Solanki (UCL, UK) demonstrating MGIT innoculation in the KCRI, Tanzania BSL3 laboratory for the tuberculosis molecular diagnostics training workshop
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