Hosted by the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine in collaboration with the African Studies Center (ASC) and the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP), the event celebrated nearly 40 years of groundbreaking malaria research at the Paediatric Research Ward of Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital.
The program highlighted scientific discoveries, the development of global health leaders, and the lasting impact of this work on the future of malaria research and global health.
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4.03 - Dr. Karen Chetcuti, Mr. Cowles Chilungulo…
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4.02 - Dr. Sam Kampondeni, Dr. Michael J. Potchen…
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5.03 - Dr. Hans Ackerman - Exploring cerebral…
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4.01 - Dr. Gretchen L. Birbeck - Beyond the body…
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3.05 - Dr. Nick Beare - The Eye as a Window onto…
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3.04 - Mr. Owen Banda - Changes in retinal signs…
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3.03 - Dr. Kyle Wilson - Retinal phenotypes in…
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3.02 - Dr. Ian MacCormick - Fluorescein…
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3.01 - Dr. Susuan Lewallen - Malarial…
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2.05 - Dr. Stephen Ray - Cerebral malaria is not…
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2.04 - Dr. Yamikani Chimalizeni - Clinical Trials…
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2.03 - Dr. Chris Moxon - The Malaria Project… 12 of 15
2.03 - Dr. Chris Moxon - The Malaria Project…
2.03 - Dr. Chris Moxon - The Malaria Project…
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2.02 - Dr. Dan Milner and Professor Steve Kamiza…
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2.01 - Professor Bridget Willis - New Beginnings:…
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0.05 - Joyce deJong - Opening Remarks
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