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Interesting #ResearchMethods paper by @vickysimms_epi & colleagues that examines the effect of #Collectionmethod on reporting of mental disorder symptoms and intimate partner violence, examining self-administered questionnaires and #ACASI#openresearch https://t.co/RqAnmTaKJZ
Yesterday, with visiting PhD students from the Francis Crick Institute, we visited Charles Jaw Memorial Academy to engage Biology students in a hands-on DNA extraction activity, sparking curiosity and inspiring interest in careers in #MedicalResearch.
#Nurturing#Learning
New blog post: MRC Unit The Gambia overview of 3-day training on strengthening adoption of #Epiverse tools for health research in Africa https://t.co/mHSrDzYRB6
🕐 Early closing 🕐
LSHTM Library will close at 13:00 tomorrow, Friday 12 December - and again at 13:00 on Wednesday 17 December for end of term events.
Other study spaces at Keppel Street will remain open as normal.
You'll find full opening hours here: https://t.co/LvyT9X9i2w
Today, we kick off a 3⃣-day training on Strengthening Adoption of @Epiverse_TRACE Tools in Africa @WHOAFRO in 🇸🇳.
Organised with @DataDotOrg & funded by @NVFund, the workshop promotes data driven decision making & boosts regional collaborations for better #EpidemicPreparedness.
Dr. Andrew Abaasa, Head of Data and Statistics at the Unit, encouraged students and researchers to access the wealth of data accumulated for over three decades of research. In his presentation, he guided participants through the process of accessing these datasets and highlighted the benefits of using existing data instead of collecting primary data. He emphasized that both data and biospecimens from completed and ongoing studies are readily available, provided the proper procedures are followed. Participants were advised to visit our website on,
https://t.co/PAYykGqLxe
to access these resources.
An exciting #DataScience month concludes with the #AI Conference under the theme “Empowering The Gambian Health Research Through Data Science & AI.”
It brought together experts , partners on data infrastructure, #AI for health research & innovation.
#HealthcareInnovation
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Our Data Science Cluster kicks off its #DataScienceMonth school outreach to Armitage & Brikama Ba Senior school in CRR to raise awareness on #DataScience, its practical applications, & potential to drive #Innovation & shape the future of #HealthResearch.
Next 👉 NBR, LRR & URR!
Have a game-changing idea on #AI or data science? Want to transform #ChildHealth in #Gambia & beyond?
Here is your chance to showcase it! Join the Hackathon/Ideathon Launch to pitch & co-create solutions.
Deadline: 10th October 2025
Register 👉 https://t.co/Wd996SU8Fl
Do you have an #AI or #DataScience project transforming health research in #Gambia? This is your chance to showcase it!
Submit your poster today & be part of the future of innovation!
Register👉 https://t.co/2QBm9320Ei & send your posters to [email protected]#HealthResearch
Thanks everyone who has already been to one of our induction sessions 📚
There are more in-person sessions happening this week and we’ll also be running an online version of this induction during the week beginning 13 October.
Book here: https://t.co/SBpJml4mYb (login required)
Seminar: Julian Matthewman of @LSHTM_datastats discusses FluSurvey, a #CitizenScience project that collects and analyses symptom information provided by the public, to gain insight into respiratory virus activity - Sept 30, 12.45-13.45 BST #DataScience https://t.co/HMDrOTZ4I1
Fantastic to meet so many new students at #WelcomeWeek today 🙌
We'll be running induction sessions 13:00-14:00 Monday to Friday & 17:30-18:30 Mon-Thurs next week (from 29 Sept) at Keppel Street 👇
Info: https://t.co/27wsKTyblK
Book via: https://t.co/SBpJml3P8D (login required)
Seminar: Julian Matthewman of @LSHTM_datastats discusses FluSurvey, a #CitizenScience project that collects and analyses symptom information provided by the public, to gain insight into respiratory virus activity - Sept 30, 12.45-13.45 BST #DataScience https://t.co/HMDrOTZ4I1
Interesting paper that discusses #OpenScience in the Developing World, highlighting practical guides for researchers in developing countries https://t.co/q2aWF8cPUr
Sorry for the ongoing issues affecting our databases webpage.
LSHTM students, researchers and staff can now access our full Database List again via this link: https://t.co/ivm8BV6v8q (login required)
Fascinating "Health Misinformation: UNPACKED" seminar here @LSHTM.
Lots of food for thought on combatting the influence of misinformation & encouraging people to think critically about content.
You'll find LSHTM's counter-misinformation principles here - https://t.co/Acw8y9rsMr