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In our latest Review, Christian T. Happi & colleagues call for #genomics capacity-building in Africa, delving into the challenges and opportunities — with an emphasis on infrastructure, workforce & policy-making. ACEGID Redeemer's University #precisionhealth nature.com/articles/s4159…

A safe, effective and adaptable live-attenuated SARS-CoV-2 vaccine to reduce disease and transmission using one-to-stop genome modifications nature.com/articles/s4156…

RH5.1 is the most advanced #vaccine for blood-stage #malaria, currently in Phase 2b field efficacy trial. Delighted here to share our data on how vaccine-induced human antibodies recognise RH5 and kill #malaria parasites, now published Cell. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Congratulation WACCBIP on your decade anniversary and thanks for the opportunity to share our work ACEGID.

In a new Harvard Public Health magazine Harvard Public Health magazine article, Bill Donahue tells the ACEGID story of how we use different advanced genomics tools to fight infectious diseases. harvardpublichealth.org/tech-innovatio…

📢Deadline Extended! The abstract submission deadline for the upcoming One Health Genomics International Symposium has been extended to August 7, 2024. Submit your abstracts at the conference website: conference.acegid.org #ACEGIDat10 #OneHealth

Illustration of my talk WACCBIP 10 conference by the talented Maame Ekua Acquah .

Interesting review on correlates of protection; perhaps this is especially relevant for high consequence viruses, such as ASFV, where development of an effective vaccine is proving difficult. frontiersin.org/journals/immun…

With vision and a big personality, Christian Happi Christian T. Happi has built a world-class genomics center so Africans can help Africa Jon Cohen & Abdullahi Tsanni science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New publication on COVID-19 in the elderly led by Lucia Lopalco (Milan) and Chiara Piubelli (Verona) and involving ⁦ViralPseudotypeUnit⁩ expertise in serology with ⁦Martin Mayora⁩ ⁦Medway School of Pharmacy⁩ link.springer.com/article/10.118…

📢GOOD NEWS! The Africa Microscopy Initiative, in partnership with ZEISS Microscopy will distribute refurbished research-grade light microscopes to African Scientists. Read more and APPLY: equipment.microscopy.africa/peer-apply Deadline: 13 September 2024

🎉Celebrating 10 years of groundbreaking, high-impact infectious diseases genomics research!🧬 Through commitment and dedication to excellence, the ACEGID team drives discovery and innovation in the fight against pathogens. #PathogenHunters Join us on this journey! #ACEGIDat10

Our One Health Genomics Symposium will be a melting pot for exchange of genomic advancements. Meet some of our keynote speakers: Dr. Eric Landers Amb. Dr. John Nkengasong Dr. Dyan. Worth Dr. Francis Collins #OneHealth #ACEGIDat10 #Keynote

🚀 Excited to introduce our keynote speaker for the One Health Genomics Symposium: Dr. Francis Collins, former Director NIH! 🌟With a distinguished career in genomics, Dr. Collins will speak on Genomics and Epigenomics of Common Diseases, with a Focus on Diabetes! #ACEGIDat10

🎉Thrilled to announce that Dr. John Nkengasong John Nkengasong will deliver the keynote at our upcoming symposium! Dr Nkengasong is the U.S. Ambassador of Global Health Security and Diplomacy Dr. John Nkengasong. We are honoured to welcome Dr. Nkengasong #ACEGIDSymposium #ACEGIDat10

🚨 Just 1 month to go until our One Health Genomics Symposium! 🧬 Join us for inspiring and groundbreaking talks, networking, and the latest in genomic research. Don’t miss out on the future of science! 🌟 #ACEGIDat10 Find out more and register: conference.acegid.org

📢 Exciting news! We're excited to welcome Haley McLeod, our new Chief of Staff at ACEGID!🎉 With a wealth of experience and passion for innovation, we can't wait to see her impact within our ecosystem. Welcome aboard, Haley!🧬 #Genomics #Leadership #ScienceInnovation

🎉Read Prof Christian Happi's profile by Aarathi Prasad in The Lancet. Excerpt: He was expected to become a medical doctor but “had become influenced by reading that Watson and Crick were biochemists”, so instead, he studied “biochemistry..." thelancet.com/journals/lance…

🎉Hearty congratulations to our MSc in Molecular Biology and Genomics students for successfully defending their theses this week. ⚡ We are proud of you! 🧬 #Accomplishment #PathogenHunters

📢Excited to welcome our collaborators from FLORIDA & CRID-Cam for the launch meeting of our new malaria research program: EMERGENTS (Enhancing Malaria Epidemiology Research through Genomics & Translational Systems Biology), part of the ICEMR More here: acegid.org/acegid-directo…