Born to teach, encourage and inspire I study insect-borne Infectious diseases which trap people in a vicious cycle of poverty https://xitter.cf/t.co/TwJpPayyaC
Kumasi, Ghana
Joined October 2009
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AI for Global Health in Practice webinar series (1/2) tockify.com/tghncal/detail/3…
The kissing bug who gifts Chagas’ disease (American trypanosomiasis)
Vector of the Month: #Rhodnius #prolixus, #KissingBug, one of the main vectors of #Trypanosoma #cruzi, the causative agent of #American #trypanosomiasis (#Chagas' disease), authored by Radouane Ouali & Sabrina Bousbata @ULBruxelles
authors.elsevier.com/a/1lR9V…
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Last week we started our final module, Immunology! After a great introduction to the topic by Phillip Scott, students broke into Team Ascaris, led by Pedro Gazzinelli, and Team Leishmania, led by Jude Uzonna! Pictures of full days and many great lecturers incoming! #MBLBoP2025
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Researchers in the United States are filing appeals, seeking court remedies, turning to philanthropy and starting GoFundMe campaigns in response to NIH-terminated grants, Nature reported. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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🚨Gentle Reminder!
We have two #tender opportunities:
📊 Seeking designers for a Researcher Development Management System.
💰 Looking for tech experts to develop a Grant Management System.
Join the revolution in health research in 🌍!
Apply here: bit.ly/AREFjobs
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On Thurs. July 17, 7:00 am EDT, there will be a digital launch of @TheLancet One Health Commission Report.
The launch will bring together global experts, policymakers, and practitioners for a conversation on the report’s key findings and recommendations:
med.uio.no/helsam/english/re…
ALT The report is entitled "Harnessing our interconnectedness for equitable, sustainable, and healthy socioecological systems." A QR Code is provided for registration for the digital launch.
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Attention Military Entomologists: Monitor the emerging co-infection threat of Lyme & Babesiosis from Ixodes scapularis ticks in the mid-Atlantic. This presents a growing risk to force readiness & complicates diagnostics. Leverage the MilTICK program.
army.mil/article/286958/babe…
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Vector of the Month: #Rhodnius #prolixus, #KissingBug, one of the main vectors of #Trypanosoma #cruzi, the causative agent of #American #trypanosomiasis (#Chagas' disease), authored by Radouane Ouali & Sabrina Bousbata @ULBruxelles
authors.elsevier.com/a/1lR9V…
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Prof. Kirk Deitsch takes over at the One Health Research workshop with a session on crafting strong research proposals.
Using NIH grants as a guide, he’s breaking down the key components of effective proposals—skills that apply not just to grants, but also to thesis writing and beyond.
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Have you ever seen a group so excited to get the most important reagent for their module experiment??
#MBLBoP2025
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Doctors warned coffee would wreck your heart.
They were wrong.
A study of 500,000 people proved the opposite.
Coffee drinkers lived longer—1.8 years longer.
Here’s what they didn’t tell you: 🧵
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🇨🇦 Happy #CanadaDay!
O Canada, our home and native land… and today, my personal dance floor! 🕺🏾🎉
No rest, 24/24 — gotta celebrate this amazing country in full swing.
Join me! 🍁 #ProudlyCanadian #CanadaDay2025
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Lots of imaging taking place for module presentations in the coming days!
Photo credit: @MegPove
#MBLBoP2025
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After every new speaker’s lecture, the BoP class gets the opportunity to ask the speaker questions (without faculty, TA, CA, etc) and they range from career and personal advice, how the course has changed their lives, and the hardships of research and academia
#MBLBoP2025
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A career journey from cell fertilization to parasites with Gary Ward
#MBLBoP2025
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Dr. Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe's presentation provided critical insights into the burden of vector-borne diseases in Ghana, highlighting the significant challenges and strides in combating illnesses such as malaria and yellow fever.
@dzevela @buddykings
#AI4PEP
#RAPiD_VBP
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We’re thrilled to announce the publication of our latest systematic review under the AI4PEP Rapid-VBP Ghana project!
“Trends and Advances in Image-Based Mosquito Identification and Classification Using Machine Learning Models”
Read the full paper here: lnkd.in/eGUHcj4S
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We’ve been featured by KNUST!
RAPiD-VBP & AI4PEP Ghana are using AI + bioacoustics to turn mosquito wingbeats into data for smarter disease surveillance.
Over 92% accuracy. Homegrown innovation. Global impact.
Read more 👉 shorturl.at/B0cqK
#AI4PEP #KNUST #AIforGood
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AI4PEP is in 📍 Nagasaki for @H_S_Global !
Check out Dr. @dzevela Kong, Dr. Romulo de Castro, Dr. Kingsley Badu, Dr. Pedro Guilherme dos Reis Teixeira, and Dr. Manuel Colomé, M.D, Ph.D sharing a few words about their project.
Thank you @csinha and @IDRC_CRDI !