Andrew Nantogmah

Bilingual Development Communications Practitioner | Conflict, Peace & Security Analyst | Educationist.

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Take a look back at the highlights of WRC2025 and hear what participants had to say about their experience. As we count down to WRC2026, this is just a glimpse of what's to come.
🎥 Watch the video: https://t.co/MgBeHGyqvi

#WRC2026 #AfricanBioscience #Research #Science

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19 Days to Go | WRC 2026 Keynote Speaker Spotlight
Introducing Dr. Ebere Okereke, a public health physician and global health security expert whose work focuses on health systems, health financing, health security, women's leadership, and African global health leadership.
At WRC 2026, she will present "From Discovery to Sovereignty: African Bioscience and the Politics of Health Security."
Be part of the conversation July 29–31, 2026.
#WRC2026 #KeynoteSpeaker #GlobalHealth #HealthSecurity #AfricanBioscience

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We're pleased to feature Prof. David A. Alagpulinsa, Assistant Professor at Yale School of Medicine and a researcher advancing our understanding of the genetic basis of complex diseases.
His keynote presentation, "Genetic Pleiotropy in Complex Traits and Diseases: A Hematopoietic Perspective," will explore how genetic variation influences human health and disease.
Join us July 29–31, 2026 at WRC2026.
#WRC2026 #KeynoteSpeaker #Genetics #Research #AfricanBioscience

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Meet Prof. Alfred Amambua-Ngwa, Professor and MRC Investigator at the Medical Research Council Unit The Gambia at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. His research focuses on the genetic epidemiology of infectious diseases and malaria parasite population genomics.
At WRC 2026, he will present "Adaptive Landscapes and Evolutionary Resilience of the Malaria Parasite: Insights from African Parasite Population Genomics."
Join us July 29–31, 2026, for three days of showcasing African scientific research excellence at WRC 2026.
#WRC2026 #KeynoteSpeaker #MalariaResearch #AfricanBiosciences

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From an award-winning presentation at WRC to international recognition!
Congratulations to Philip Ilani on receiving the Royal Society of Biology Top Project Award for his PhD research.
After winning the Overall Best Oral Presentation at WRC'25, Philip's research gained international visibility, leading to invitations, collaborations, and opportunities that culminated in this remarkable achievement. His journey is a powerful reminder of the impact of sharing your science and the opportunities that can follow.
Congratulations, Philip, on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud to have been part of your journey and wish you continued success.
#WRC2026 #ResearchExcellence #Science #MalariaResearch #WACCBIP

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WRC2026 update! 🎉
Meet our distinguished keynote speakers who will be sharing their expertise and insights at the WACCBIP Research Conference 2026.
Join us from July 29–31, 2026, for three days of showcasing African scientific research excellence.
Stay tuned for more updates!
#WRC2026 #WACCBIP #ResearchConference #AfricanBioscience #Science #Research

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Understanding Sickle Cell Disease helps in closing the survival gap and bringing equity in sickle cell health. This year's #WorldSickleCellDay we're putting up a clearer picture of what sickle cell disease really means.

#HealthForAll #Africa #WHO #Science #Research

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The CBAS Day of Scientific Renaissance of Africa Celebrations 2026 also provided an opportunity to engage participants on infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance.
Our AMR team demonstrated Gram staining and explained its practical applications, while the Cancer and Virology Lab shared information on coronavirus transmission and prevention, showcased electron microscope images of the virus, and engaged visitors with COVID-19 themed word puzzles.

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@WACCBIP_UG joins the CBAS Day of Scientific Renaissance of Africa Celebrations 2026 at Atomic Park with interactive exhibits designed to promote science awareness and learning.

Community members and students explored the kombucha production cycle and its benefits, learned about DNA through a 3D model presentation by the Molecular Biology Lab, and conducted Hepatitis B and malaria testing.

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Today, we welcome Grade 6 students and teachers from the International Community School (ICS) to WACCBIP for an educational visit exploring the world of scientific research.

The visit begins with a welcome and introduction to WACCBIP by Dr Yaw Aniweh and Kyerewaa Boateng, followed by an engaging biosafety session led by Mona-Liza Sakyi. Through these interactions, students gain insight into what we do at WACCBIP and the dos and don'ts in our labs.
#WACCBIP #ScienceOutreach #STEMEducation #FutureScientists

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@WACCBIP_UG family is locked in for the Black Stars!
Proudly cheering our team all the way to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Go Black Stars, go!

#BlackStars #FIFAWorldCup2026 #BlackStarsJersey

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Join our 2026/2027 group of Graduate Interns!
The WACCBIP DELTAS II Graduate Internship Programme is an opportunity for new graduates to work in an environment that supports and promotes the development of research leadership.

Apply Now at https://t.co/sYR1LPbBzg

#Youth #Science #Africa #Graduate #Internship #Experience

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Are you an African researcher looking to secure @wellcometrust funding? 🌍

Join WACCBIP for a Grant Writing Workshop on July 27–28, 2026 and strengthen your competitiveness for Early Career, Career Development, and Discovery Awards with expert guidance and peer mentoring tailored for Wellcome Funding Schemes.

Apply now to boost your research career!

#Research #Funding #WACCBIP #Wellcome #African #Science

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We’re proud to share our contribution to The Lancet Global Health. 🎉
This commentary represents WACCBIP’s intellectual contribution to the subject, building on our previous work and engaging new findings from the Barsosio et al. study.
🔗 Read the full article here: https://t.co/a6F9VPf6TD

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Today, we opened the doors to something truly special!
The new Structural and Chemical Biology Lab is officially live, built for discovery, powered by innovation, and poised to deliver excellence. Our sincere thanks to everyone who made this vision a reality.

#Africa #Research #Excellence

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@WACCBIP_UG is seeking a reliable, experienced Security Guard to join our team. Applicants must hold at least an SSCE/WASSCE qualification, have a good understanding of security protocols, and possess a minimum of two (2) years’ experience in a security-related position. Interested candidates should apply by sending their CV and cover letter to [email protected]

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Save the date for the 2026 WACCBIP Research Conference, scheduled to take place from Wednesday, 29 July to Friday, 31 July 2026. The conference will bring together researchers, fellows, and partners to share scientific advances, foster collaboration, and strengthen research capacity.
Further details, including registration information and keynote speakers will be shared in due course.

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Season’s greetings and best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a bright, fulfilling New Year ahead. 🎄✨

#MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays2025

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Congratulations to @LucasAmenga_Ete!
Our Head of Bioinformatics & Genomics Research has been promoted to the rank of Associate Professor of Genetics and Genomics!
A remarkable achievement and a proud moment for @WACCBIP_UG!

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Day 2 of the GIS students’ practical sessions is ongoing in the bioinformatics lab at @WACCBIP_UG.
After wrapping up their wet lab work from yesterday, the students are being introduced to biological databases — PlasmoDB for malaria data and NCBI for general biological data. They’re also learning how to analyze sequencing reads, from QC to downstream analysis and visualization.