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Communication & Awareness Working Group

Overview

The communication and awareness working group aims to effectively share local and global opportunities, initiatives, and activities with the ABIC community, and facilitate active engagement within the network.

The working group will act as a vehicle to:

  • Keep the community informed about opportunities and initiatives taking places globally.

  • Assist other working groups to effectively communicate their activities with a wider audience.

  • Identify and implement communication strategies and solutions that work best in a geographically large and culturally diverse continent.

  • Ensure that both technical and information resources are equitably accessible to the African Bioimaging community.

  • Raise global awareness about ABIC.

To become a member of the Communication & Awareness Working Group, please complete this form.​

Working Group Members

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Communication & Awareness Working Group Lead

Dharanidharan Ramamurthy

Postdoctoral Research Fellow 

University of Cape Town, South Africa

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Communication & Awareness Working Group Lead

Aimé Sanhoun

Head of the CSRS Electron Microscopy Unit

Centre Suisse de Recherches Scientifiques, Côte d'Ivoire

Members of the Quarter

All the ABIC working group initiatives are made possible by our members who generously volunteer their time. We would like to thank our 3 working group members of the quarter who have showed incredible dedication and commitment.

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NAOMI OKUGBENI

Current role: Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Institutional Affiliation: South African Medical Research Council and Stellenbosch University

Current Research Interest: Human autophagy and its role in combating tuberculosis. 

Naomi Okugbeni

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

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CHINENYE LILIAN OKAFOR

Current role: Lecturer II

Institutional Affiliation: Department of Veterinary Anatomy, University of Nigeria

Current Research Interest: Postnatal developmental changes of some organs in our Nigerian Domestic animal species and how some environmental toxicants affect these organ developments.

Chinenye Lilian Okafor

Lecturer

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PRECIOUS KGOMO

Current role: Project Coordinator

Institutional Affiliation: African BioImaging Consortium

Current Research Interest: Neuroscience

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Precious Kgomo

Project Coordinator

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