Building institutional capacity for researchers’ professional development to maintain research excellence. Demonstrating the value of researcher development on research outputs, researcher careers, prosperity and society. Sustainable practice to support researcher skills, professional and career development. All costs for attendance were sponsored through funds from MCDC.​ CEBIB students sponsored to attend International training/events: Ms Nduta Mwangi, MSc. Biotechnology, was invited to an all expenses paid trip to attend an international Summer Academy on Spartial Ecotoxicology and Ecotoxicological Risk Assessment-using an open Community Approach held at the University in Germany. The event took place from the 8th September to the 21st September 2014. Ms Nduta graduated with a Masters Degree in Biotechnology (Health and Environmental option), 2014. Ms. Tania Bishola, MSc. Biotechnology student at CEBIB was invited to the ZIBI Summer School 2015 on host-pathogen interplay in Berlin, Germany. The All-expense paid ZIBI Summer Symposium and Practical courses were facilitated by DAAD-funded fellowship and the ZIBI Graduate School. Mr. Kataka Evans Sioma, MSc. Bioinformatics was invited to an all expense paid trip to attend a Norvartis International Biotechnology Leadership Camp (BioCamp) in Basel, Switzerland. The BioCamp is a seminar that brings the Biotechnology sector closer to talented students from top universities around the world. The event was held at the Norvartis headquarters in Basel, Switzerland from the 24thth August- 28th August, 2014.The program offered participants an opportunity to interact with key Novartis Scientists, understand trends and challenges in the Biotechnology sector as well as Network with talented students from other countries. Mr Evans Kataka graduated with a Masters Degree in Bioinformatics, 2014. Kataka’s trip was funded by Norvartis. He is to pursue his PhD under a DAAD Scholarship. Pictorials: Transforming The centre lecture/seminar room before and after renovation The revamped CEBIB lecture room has a sitting capacity for 40 people.
Building institutional capacity for researchers’ professional development to maintain research excellence. Demonstrating the value of researcher development on research outputs, researcher careers, prosperity and society. Sustainable practice to support researcher skills, professional and career development. All costs for attendance were sponsored through funds from MCDC.​ CEBIB students sponsored to attend International training/events: Ms Nduta Mwangi, MSc. Biotechnology, was invited to an all expenses paid trip to attend an international Summer Academy on Spartial Ecotoxicology and Ecotoxicological Risk Assessment-using an open Community Approach held at the University in Germany. The event took place from the 8th September to the 21st September 2014. Ms Nduta graduated with a Masters Degree in Biotechnology (Health and Environmental option), 2014. Ms. Tania Bishola, MSc. Biotechnology student at CEBIB was invited to the ZIBI Summer School 2015 on host-pathogen interplay in Berlin, Germany. The All-expense paid ZIBI Summer Symposium and Practical courses were facilitated by DAAD-funded fellowship and the ZIBI Graduate School. Mr. Kataka Evans Sioma, MSc. Bioinformatics was invited to an all expense paid trip to attend a Norvartis International Biotechnology Leadership Camp (BioCamp) in Basel, Switzerland. The BioCamp is a seminar that brings the Biotechnology sector closer to talented students from top universities around the world. The event was held at the Norvartis headquarters in Basel, Switzerland from the 24thth August- 28th August, 2014.The program offered participants an opportunity to interact with key Novartis Scientists, understand trends and challenges in the Biotechnology sector as well as Network with talented students from other countries. Mr Evans Kataka graduated with a Masters Degree in Bioinformatics, 2014. Kataka’s trip was funded by Norvartis. He is to pursue his PhD under a DAAD Scholarship. Pictorials: Transforming The centre lecture/seminar room before and after renovation The revamped CEBIB lecture room has a sitting capacity for 40 people.
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