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Kalilu Donzo starts the fellows sessions for the day on measles reemergence in Liberia. WACCBIP

Christopher Abana Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research talks on Latent TB and TB -HIV coinfection just before coffee break. WACCBIP

Fellows session resumes with David Fagdeba, who talked about Cyrokine dynamics in P. falciparumin children in Togo. WACCBIP

Next Nora Whittle talks about how Chemotherapy may impact the immune system. WACCBIP

Yusif Mubarik discusses how a common food toxin ; Ochratoxin A impacts Hepatitis B virus replication WACCBIP

Ongoing is Turbo talks from WACCBIP Fellows

Day 2 of WACCBIP Research Conference #WRC2025! Yaa Asare, Basma Oboyse and Sandra Benin will be presenting their posters later this afternoon. We encourage you to pass by posters 23, 65 and 80 to learn more about their interesting findings. Cc: Lydia Mosi

Love it! Thanks Maame

Next Up at #WRC2025, A panel discussion: From basic research to Public health impact. WACCBIP

We’ve had a very interactive session this afternoon and we look forward to tomorrow’s poster presentations as well. Basma Oboyse Yaa Asare Maame Ekua Acquah

Interesting Panel Discussion on moving basic research to public health impact, moderated by Peter Kojo Quashie, With realistic and relevant insights from Dr Nuhu- National Vaccine Institute , Dr Yaw Bediako , Yemaachi Biotech and Dr Kezia Malm former director NMP WACCBIP

Rueben Ayivor- Djanie gives an interesting Plenary talk on developing affordable, safe and green diagnostics locally. WACCBIP

Another interesting Plenary talk on diagnostics, this time on Leishmaniasis by Laud Anthony Basing Incas Diagnostics using CRISPR - LAMP. #WRC2025 WACCBIP

Finishing strong for Day 2 with an innovative approach to affordable diagnostics using sugar by Tochukwu Anyaduba Imperial College London #WRC2025 WACCBIP

Dr. Reuben Ayivor-Djanie shares plenary on building low-cost, locally adaptable molecular diagnostics for Africa. His team developed a frugal method to produce and stabilize enzymes for RT-LAMP tests — keeping them functional in regular fridges and enabling shipping across the

Laud Anthony Basing takes the stage at #WRC2025 with a brilliant plenary on his CRISPR-LAMP based biosensor for detecting Cutaneous Leishmaniasis. By combining CRISPR tech with a simple lateral flow readout, his tool offers fast, accurate, and low-cost diagnosis—perfect for

At #WRC2025, Dr. Tochukwu Dubem Anyaduba wowed the audience with his plenary, “From Sugar to Chips.” He shared breakthrough tools built for African labs—like sugar-based microfluidic chips made without 3D printers, and bacterial culture plates that give antibiotic results in just

Recap Day 2 #WRC2025 : 1 keynote, 4 plenaries, 5 fellow talks, and turbo talks. From HIV cure research to local reagent production, cancer genomics and novel diagnostics, impactful science all around. The panel on research-to-public health was a true highlight. WACCBIP

#FinalDay #WRC2025 It’s Day 3 of #WRC2025 and WACCBIP goes blue!💙 Today, we’re looking forward to a keynote from Dr. Yaw Bediako Yaw Bediako , founder of Yemaachi Biotech, on how African biotech can shape the future of precision medicine. Let’s get started! #AfricanScience

Exciting Keynote lecture by Dr Yaw Bediako , on the importance of initiating genomics study in Africa by Africans and the strides made in Precision medicine in oncology via Yemaachi Biotech . WACCBIP #WRC2025