Building an African Biomedical Research Community using Drosophila: Thanks again to Cambridge

Wednesday 16 July 2014

Thanks again to Cambridge–Africa Alborada Research Fund!

We have been informed that the Cambridge-Alborada Research Fund is awarding us 5000 BRITISH POUNDS to cover part of the expenses of the 2014 session of the workshop. We are extremely grateful for their trust, once again, and will make our best to make this training a successful learning experience.

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APPLICATION:

Deadline EXTENDED Sunday July 20th 2014

Registration fee US$200 (includes course material, accommodation, breakfast and transport from hotel to course). Reduced US$100 for KIU members that do not require accommodation.

Who should apply: The course is open to researchers from institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, with preference to those who have recently established their own research group.

To register visit the site (registration requires CV, research interests, letter of motivation and impact of the training in home institution)

The organization will select 16 participants and communicate acceptance shortly after the deadline.

The Faculty

Dr. Ahmed Adedeji
Institute of Biomedical Research, KIU, Uganda
Dr. Alvaro Ferreira
Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia, Portugal
Dr. Acaimo González-Reyes
CABD, University Pablo Olavide, Spain
Dr. Francis Jiggings
University of Cambridge, UK
Dr. Mª Dolores Martín-Bermudo
CABD, University Pablo Olavide, Spain
Dr. Silvia Muñoz-Descalzo
University of Bath, UK
Dr. Isabel Palacios
University of Cambridge, UK
Dr. Marta Vicente-Crespo
Institute of Biomedical Research, KIU, Uganda
Dr. Timothy Weil
University of Cambridge, UK
Dr. William Wood
University of Bristol, UK