Our former Mphil student George Yankson @GYankson8@GeorgeYank2140 graduates with a doctorate in Cell and Molecular Biology from the University of Edinburgh @EdinburghUni. Congrats! Proud of you 🥳🥳🥳 @lily_paemka
Today and the rest of this week, we would be showcasing what we have achieved together. Which is, not only building scientific research capacities, but developing people and starting up new science leaders for the continent. ~ Prof. Gordon Awandare
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#WACCBIPis10 #WRC2024 #WRC24
Prof. Ernest Aryeetey, Secretary-General of the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) and former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana (2010-2016) will be a keynote speaker at #WRC2024!
Only 4 days to go—don’t miss out! #Countdown#WACCBIPis10#KeynoteSpeaker
In 2023, we successfully engaged more than 300 students and 50 teachers for our maiden edition of Science In Tents.
Our participants were from under-resourced schools in Accra over a span of 4 days (See previous event here: https://t.co/C2jgIqpsEX).
Congratulations to Dr. Tuffour who successfully defended! You will find him as a Senior Scientist and Technical Project Manager @thermofisher! His contribution concerning the role of deacetylated Sialic acids on BCRP (and related therapeutics) is revolutionary and will shape our approach to MDR for years to come. Thank you @ituffour1 !
It’s an honor to end the presentations at the conference with Becky Yeboah’s groundbreaking work!
She brings us an enlightening session on Ectopic Heterochromatin and its potential in fungal resistance.
#WRC23#WRC2023
My favorite part of WACCBIP conference. If you miss this, then there was no conference for you. Of course not forgetting the interesting science showcased during the conference#WRC2023
All too soon we have to conclude our #WRC2023
Thank you for staying with us.
Join us again at our next WACCBIP Research Conference and 10th anniversary, bigger and better.
See you at the dinner! 😉✨
It's an exciting time for synthetic biology, as we report our latest progress in building human artificial chromosomes! In this manuscript, @crgmyster debuts megabase-scale human artificial chromosomes that propagate as single copies in diverse cell types! https://t.co/qs6xLKk14q
Speakers for this morning at #scienceintents Day4 /closing ceremony.
• Today, we were inspired to be problem solvers.
• To carefully identify problems around us because there are a lot.
• After identifying the issues, think of creative solutions for them.
This morning's opening session.
We had...:
Dr. Sara-jane Judge, Edinburgh
Dr. AJ te Velthuis, Princeton University.
Dr. Anita Ghansah... shared their journeys to their current careers in Science.
The running theme was to persevere and be passionate about their interests.