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Closing photographs:
Volunteers with selected senior members of the society;
Some senior members with Myles Axton; Award winners with Myles Axton
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AGM of the AfSHG has started. Last conference in Cairo had 455 participants from 32 countries! Congratulations to the Egypt LOC!
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Great start to Day 2 of AfSHG 2018 with workshop on challenges in publishing from Africa. Discussion led by Elizabeth Marincola and Michele Ramsay, very useful insights into the editorial and review processes from Myles Axton and Scott Williams.
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Panel discussion on "Sustainability of genomics and human genetics in Africa". Exciting ideas about funding, mentorship, role of governments, preparing for a future ecosystem of genetics/genomics,... Lots of food for thought
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AAS Open Research - aasopenresearch.org - a new open access publishing option for H3Africa supported research
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H3Africa Consortium showcase@ AfSHG2018. Exciting talks on genetics and genomics of rare disease, obesity, microbial threats, ethics engagement in Africa
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Out of Africa: a genetic predisposition? - Lucien Koulischer
"The history of mankind is the history of movement". "Maybe there is a human gene for migration.."
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High depth genome sequencing in diverse African populations inform migration history and disease mapping in sub Saharan Africa
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From keynote address by Dr. Eric Green at Kigali
















