Science that makes an impact! Learn more about how @afri_dx researcher and @EDCTP fellow @Mfrimpong repurposed mobile lab testing platform for COVID-19 in resource limited settings.
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Plasmids enroute Ghana: Colourful proteins for colourful sustainable science! The AfriDx project is also working to equip partners in Ghana with the ability to locally produce enzymes.
Read more at https://t.co/CpJvlAGoLY
@cebcambridge
We're super thrilled that after the long wait, the PATHPOD system and accompanying chips have arrived Ghana!
Looking forward to more exciting days ahead
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We're hiring! Part-time Coordinator @Cambridge_Uni covering Open Enzyme Collection, @reclone_org & AfriDx project on COVID diagnostics in Ghana. Passionate about #synbio#openscience#opensource, diagnostics and global health? Get in touch! Deadline 14 Mar https://t.co/8nnAtO1Bvv
The first of our PATHPOD systems has arrived at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research!
We await the delivery of several more systems and cartridges before testing can commence. In the meantime, we will carry out virtual training sessions for using the PATHPOD.
The AfriDx initiative has officially begun! While we were initially delayed, we are up and running on all cylinders. We can't wait to bring you exciting news and results throughout the project.