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Cambridge-Africa Programme
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The Cambridge-Africa Programme links up Cambridge researchers across a range of subject areas to colleagues researching similar interests in Africa. This is resulting in many mutually-beneficial Cambridge-Africa research collaborations (e.g. via the CAPR Ex initiative), supported by our ALBORADA Research Fund. In addition, capacity building in health research occurs through the Wellcome Trust-funded DELTAS Africa THRiVE-2 and MUII -plus initiatives and our Wellcome Trust-Cambridge Centre for Global Health Research (WT-CCGHR), all of which are playing a key role in capitalising on the extensive basic biomedical and health-related research capacity across many departments and research institutes at the University of Cambridge and the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, to help combat African and global health research challenges. For more information about the Programme and how to get involved, visit http://www.cambridge-africa.cam.ac.uk/, and sign up for the newsletter. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Dr Pauline Essah; Sophia Mahroo; Watu; Corinna Alberg. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 45 talks in the archive. Centre for Global Health Research Cambridge Parasitic and Neglected Tropical Diseases Network DayPlease register to reserve a place
Centre for Global Health Research The yin-yang of the immune response: keeping the balance to decrease the burden of Chagas heart diseasePlease register to reserve a place
Centre for Global Health Research GLOW Conference 2018Registration deadline: 31 May 2018
2018 Cambridge-Africa Day (10th Anniversary Celebration)
Centre for Global Health Research Cambridge Parasitic and Neglected Diseases Network MeetingThis is a free event, but places are limited. Please register to reserve a place.
Centre for Global Health Research Improving hospital care for children and newborns – health systems research approaches in Kenya (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)This is a free event, but places are limited. Please register to reserve a place. Wine will be served from 17:15
Cambridge-Africa Visiting Fellows Research Showcase
The Zoonotic and molecular features of Lassa Fever Virus Transmission in West and Central AfricaThis seminar is being hosted by Professor Jonathan Heeney of the Department of Veterinary Medicine, in association with the Cambridge Infectious Diseases Interdisciplinary Research Centre and the Cambridge-Africa Programme
Rethinking Resilient Healthcare Systems in Contexts of Conflict in UgandaDrinks and refreshments available after
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase
2016 Cambridge-Africa DayDrinks reception with live music, from 17:00-18:45
A scientific approach to international development: the case of mass media in Africa (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:15
Pressing On: New Trends in African Publishing (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:15
The Politics of Peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:15
Complications during pregnancy in Uganda: Researching socio-cultural drivers using innovative methods (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:15...
The Dynamics of Emerging Viruses in Africa (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served...
The role of worms in health and disease: studies from Uganda (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served.....
Visiting African Fellows Research Showcase (in association with Hughes Hall, Cambridge)
Human evolution in action: How collaborating with Africans provides genetic and biological insights in maternal health disparities (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:15
“Cytomegalovirus I presume?” – Betaherpesvirus infections in HIV-‐infected and -‐exposed Zambian children(Candidate seminar for post of ‘University Lecturer in Virology')
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase (in association with Hughes Hall)
‘Scifest Africa’ - South Africa’s National Science Festival (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase (in association with Hughes Hall)
Bush, Bench and Bedside: Nutrition Research in Rural Gambia (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45
Capacity Building in Chemistry in AfricaWine will be served from 17:45.......
The African Institute of Mathematical Sciences (AIMS): Next Einstein Initiative (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45
Climate Ethics and Justice for Africa in the Post-2020 Climate Regime (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45.......
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase (in association with Hughes Hall)
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase (Hughes Hall/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)
TReND: Teaching and Research in Neuroscience for Development in AfricaThis event is open to all but would be particularly suited to PIs, Post docs and late stage PhD students.
Microbiology and bugs in sub-Saharan Africa: elephant in the room? (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45pm.....
Scaling up capacity for Primary Health Care in AfricaProf Maeseneer is a Belgian family physician engaged in work to tackle global health inequalities by strengthening primary care systems
Tackling transgeneration risk for type 2 diabetes in Sub-Saharan Africa (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45pm.....
What counts as threatened? Population biology, objectivity and the sixth extinction
Visiting African Fellows' Research Showcase (Hughes Hall/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)
In Africa: Fossil hunting for human ancestors (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45pm.....
Doing Business in Africa (King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar)Wine will be served from 17:45pm.....
Science in Higher Education and Development in AfricaWine will be served from 17:45pm.....
Fifty Years of Family Change in Ghana (West Africa)This seminar is part of the King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar Series
Visiting African Fellows' Research ShowcasePlease register to attend at https://cambridge-africa-fellow-showcase.eventbrite.com/, to ensure that there is a seat available for you.
Africa's digital communications revolution: Valuing new voices in African public spheresThis seminar is part of the King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar Series
Cambridge Infectious Disease Meeting & Wellcome Trust-Cambridge CGHR LaunchThis event is joint between Cambridge Infectious Diseases and the Cambridge-Africa Programme.
A pain in the neck; meningococcal meningitis in AfricaThis seminar is part of the King's/Cambridge-Africa Seminar Series
WT-CCGHR inaugural lecture by GAVI CEO
Preventing deaths from cervical cancer in Uganda: cultural perspectives
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Thursday 13 December 2018, 09:30-16:30