University of Cape Town
Cape Town, South Africa
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Digby Warner retweeted
I enjoyed a great conversation with three scientists whose work in drug discovery, biomedical research, and public health is leading to improved health outcomes across Africa and beyond. Thank you to Professor @Kelly_Chibale, Professor @ValerieMizrahi, and Dr. Akhona Vava for taking the time to speak with me about the power of research and development, today’s biggest health challenges, how African-led research drives future health breakthroughs worldwide, and more.
Digby Warner retweeted
Congratulations to Prof. Valerie Mizrahi on being elected as an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow!
Read more here- idm.uct.ac.za/articles/2024-…
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Event Invite: Join us as we collaborate in hosting a minisymposium alongside @WellcomeLeap & @satvi_uct, featuring a line-up of internationally researchers. Click to RSVP: shorturl.at/ikmt0
When: 19 March 2024, 09h00
Where: Wolfson Pavilion, IDM Building (in-person)
Digby Warner retweeted
There's still time to register for the 2024 annual Stephen Lawn Memorial Lecture.
🗓️ 19 March 2024
🕔 17:00 SAST
Register to attend in-person: buff.ly/49PG8aw
Register to attend via Zoom: buff.ly/49U8cd1
@lshtm_TB @DTHF_SA @TheUnion_TBLH @UCTHealthSci @UCTIDM
ALT Announcement card for the 2024 Annual Stephen Lawn Memorial Lecture.
Digby Warner retweeted
We are excited to share the news about our up-coming workshop series on openScope Africa. This includes an online workshop (11/4) and in-person workshop at AMI🇿🇦 (15/7 to 17/7)📅. Travel support is available for the in-person workshop! ✈️ Apply here: forms.gle/13YJU9E8ddrZsKq47
Digby Warner retweeted
Congratulations to IDM members, Prof Nicola Mulder & Prof Wendy Burgers, who received Silver Medal Merit Awards from the South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) in recognition of their important scientific contributions.
@UCTHealthSci @H3ABioNet @CIDRI_Africa @satvi_uct
Digby Warner retweeted
It was a great privilege to be interviewed for this piece. I hope my message resonates.
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Event Invite: Join our minisymposium on Tuberculosis Research. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with leading researchers, discover groundbreaking findings, & contribute to the fight against Tuberculosis.
When: 7 February 2024 at 10h00 SAST
Where: Wolfson Pavilion, IDM
Digby Warner retweeted
Based at the IDM, congratulations to Drs Alisha Chetty & Rachael Dangarembizi for being awarded the prestigious five-year Medical Research Council/UK Research and Innovation African Leaders Fellowship (MRC/UKRI)! - shorturl.at/mquH8
Digby Warner retweeted
The future of bioimage analysis and data science looks INCREDIBLE! And we are eager to see our community in Africa be a part of it! Read the latest Focus issue in @naturemethods covering topics from image analysis to smart microscopes --> nature.com/collections/afjic…
For this Focus issue, we asked experts in bioimaging from around the world to tell us what excited them about the future of bioimage analysis for the next 5-20 years. (1/n)
All Focus content can also be found here:
nature.com/collections/afjic…
Digby Warner retweeted
📣 Registrations for the 2nd annual ABIC Community Meeting, in Stellenbosch, South Africa, are still open. Please feel free to RT or share this image with your colleagues who may be interested in knowing more about what our young community has been up to!🌍🇿🇦 (1/2)
Digby Warner retweeted
To all fellow #african #changemakers - see this brilliant #worksop opportunity @AHRI_News @TheNdhlovuLab on #spacial #multi_omics #nextgen #imaging for #Africa @LCosnet @smigo841210 @UCTIDM @digby_warner @hanlivingstone - deadline extended!!
protect-za.mimecast.com/s/PP… – at Cape Town, South Africa
Digby Warner retweeted
📣 Registrations are open for the 2nd annual ABIC Community Meeting, in Stellenbosch, South Africa, from 22-24 October 2023. 🌍🇿🇦 Registration is free and a limited number of travel fellowships are available for scientists in Africa. Find out more: africanbioimaging.org/commun…
