Cambridge-Africa Alborada research fund - call for applications 2022.
Applications are now invited for collaborative research projects between African researchers and Cambridge academics, supporting research up to £20,000. Deadline, 5 September 2022.
We have started uploading videos of the Workshop lectures to the DrosAfrica YouTube Channel. We should hopefully upload all within the next days.
Dear Colleagues,
We are writing to invite you to attend the DrosAfrica Online Workshop 2021. Drosafrica.org is a community of scientists with an interest in learning how Drosophila is used to solve fundamental problems in biology and disease. Over the past many years, we have been teaching and working together through workshops across the African continent.
DrosAfrica founder Dolores Martín Bermudo (Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo) has received the prestigious 2021 Suffrage Science award in the Engineering and Physical Sciences. Suffrage Science pioneer Professor Fisher said: “We dreamed up the awards scheme to celebrate the contribution that women have made to science, which often gets overlooked. This is as important now as it was ten years ago. This year’s awardees join a community of over 148 women scientists.