Wed
3
Jan
The School Leaver’s Attachment Scheme (SLAS), selects talented students from Kilifi who have just completed high school with excellent grades to go on a three-month attachment. Students gain valuable work experience in laboratories, hospital wards, computer departments and community interaction. This experience gives students an...
Thu
7
Dec
On 7th and 8th December 2017 31 upper primary science teachers from local primary schools within the Kilifi Health and Demographic Surveillance system (KHDSS) visited KEMRI. The teachers learnt about KEMRI, they got a chance to visit the laboratories and together with scientists brainstormed on...
Fri
29
Sep
Timbila Boys’ Secondary School visited KEMRI on 29th Septemeber 2017.They had an opportunity to learn about different research studies at KEMRI and had a chance to visit the microbiology and immunology laboratories.
Sat
20
May
Marafiki Secondary school visited KEMRI-Wellcome trust on 21st February 2017. The students accompanied by their science teachers spent time learning about health research. They also had a chance to to interact with the researchers who shared information about their academic background; where they schooled, the course they took at...
Fri
5
May
This year county science and engineering fair projects will be held in Mariakani from 10th May to 13th May 2017. Some of the schools which presented their project at KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Programme for review were Ng’ombeni Secondary School with 16 projects,St.Teresa Secondary with 20 projects,Marereni...
Wed
11
Oct
This year county science and engineering fair projects will be held in Mariakani Secondary school from 10th May to 13th May 2017. Some of the schools which presented their project at KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Programme for review are Ng’ombeni Secondary School with 16 projects,St.Teresa Secondary with...
Recently published article.
How do healthcare providers respond to multiple funding flows? A conception framework and options to align them"
https://academic.oup.com/heapol/advance-article/doi/10.1093/heapol/czab003/6264892
We gathered rich insights into child survival in Kenya by mapping patterns over 22 years.
Read more about it in this Conversation Africa article by @Pete_M_M & @allyeko
https://theconversation.com/we-gathered-rich-insights-into-child-survival-in-kenya-by-mapping-patterns-over-22-years-159659
Global research: CHAIN, Childhood Acute Illness and Nutrition Network, to optimise the care of sick and undernourished children in resource-limited settings, to improve survival, growth and development
@jayberkley @KEMRI_Wellcome
https://www.research.ox.ac.uk/map/chain-childhood-acute-illness-and-nutrition-network?embed=true
