The Center for Health and Disease Studies-Nepal (CHDS-Nepal) collaborates with the Department of Biomedical Engineering at SunMoon University on research programs leading to a Ph.D. degree.
This partnership provides a valuable platform for international research, integrating expertise from both institutions to address pressing issues in health sciences.
Available Positions: 2 (Candidates may apply for either the Integrated Course: Master’s + PhD or PhD only)
University Application Deadline: November 15, 2024.
This semester, the department is offering exciting opportunities to pursue advanced studies in two pioneering areas: Bio-Big Data Convergence and Synthetic Biology—fields that are at the forefront of transforming healthcare and biomedical research.
Pleased to share that along with other 11 organizations in Asia and Africa, CHDS-Nepal received a small grant from the MÉRIEUX FOUNDATION to support World Pneumonia Day events that strengthen local engagement in the fight against pneumonia.
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Pleased to share that CHDS-Nepal has secured a grant funding from AstraZeneca to work on “Non Communicable Disease Awareness Campaign for Future Female Health Workers in Nepal”.
Many congratulations to the main applicant Ms. Susmita Ghimire for success in grant application.
MSFTResearch: RT @GSK: Climate change is impacting the way mosquitoes spread diseases like #malaria and lymphatic filariasis. We’re partnering with @Microsoft & @ChdsNepal on a disease surveillance project to help local communities develop solutions for climate-related healt…
Climate change is impacting the way mosquitoes spread diseases. We’re partnering with @Microsoft & @ChdsNepal on a disease surveillance project to help local communities develop solutions for climate-related healthcare challenges. https://t.co/KBO5lIP082
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Ms. Padma Shrestha is leading an NHRC funded project, "STUDY OF CO-INFECTION OF MALARIA AND DENGUE
WITH COVID-19". Outcome of the ongoing study highlights the importance of diagnosis of other endemic tropical diseases and evaluate their possible co-infections along with COVID-19.
Ms. Padma Shrestha is leading an NHRC funded project, "STUDY OF CO-INFECTION OF MALARIA AND DENGUE
WITH COVID-19". Outcome of the ongoing study highlights the importance of diagnosis of other endemic tropical diseases and evaluate their possible co-infections along with COVID-19.
CHDS-Nepal Team would like to congratulate Ms. Prajita Thapa Magar for successfully completing NAST funded project, "Isolation, screening and molecular detection of multidrug resistant organism from solid waste management workers."
We wish Prajita all the very best.
Pleased to share that Padma Shrestha from CHDS-Nepal secured NHRC’s Provincial Health Research Grant to work on a research study, “Malaria and Dengue, new threats to Covid19 pandemic in Nepal”.
Congratulations Padma and all the very best for successful completion of the study.