Faustin Ahishakiye shares his motivations for founding a renewable energy company in Rwanda to increase access to electricity in rural areas and combat climate change.
Science and technology for development
Designing innovative technology to combat the spread of harmful surface bacteria
Henry Agbe explains the importance of nanotechnology in developing antibacterial surfaces to reduce the spread of infection in the hospital environment, to modify the surface of biomaterials, and inactivate microorganisms in drinking water.
Data maps at the centre of vaccine campaigns
Tracy Adole highlights the importance of her work in data modelling to support vaccine campaigns and its critical role in eradicating wild polio in Nigeria
Introducing the COVID-19 vaccine tracker: A platform to demystify vaccines to reach a non-medical global audience
Dr Erica Moodie discusses the development of a platform designed to demystify vaccines to reach a non-medical global audience
Building trust in science through virtual reality
Dr Patience Kiyuka shares how we can utilise immersive technology in science communication