THRiVE Newsletter issue 3
Message from the director At THRiVE Secretariat we believe in changing the world. We share that vision with our fellows, alumni, researchers, partners and stakeholders. We welcome them to share ideas on how they challenge the status quo by applying new or adapted ground-breaking ideas to improve health and well-being of people in need. We […]
AAS-INORMS Travel Grant
The African Academy of Sciences is awarding 10 travel grants to research managers and administrators in Africa to attend the INORMS 2020 conference. The conference provides the opportunity to meet, learn and discuss issues of research management and to develop professionally through networking. The Research Management Programme in Africa (ReMPro Africa) is an initiative of […]
Mwanza research Methods Course 2019
This is a two weeks research methods course suitable for health researchers, social scientists and students undertaking professional training (MSc, MMed, MPH, and PhD). Facilitators for this course are highly experienced researchers from the Tanzania National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) Mwanza Centre, Mwanza Intervention Trials Unit (MITU) and the London School of Hygiene & […]
THRiVE fellow defends his PhD research
Gerald Mboowa a THRiVE PhD fellow successfully defended his PhD before a fully packed videoconference room on 24 August 2019 at the Makerere University College of Health Sciences. Gerald is one of the sixteen PhD fellows supported by THRiVE and his research has been on “Functional Host-Genetic Loci associated with Paediatric HIV-disease progression in Uganda […]
THRiVE in the News
Dear Reader, This year, 2019, marks half a century since that incredible feat when the first astronauts landed on the moon. This happened because a group of thinkers (scientists, technocrats, policy makers and politicians) in the USA had a vision and planned how to achieve it. Similarly, Africa has a vision. Agenda 2063 which is […]
THRiVE AGM-2019
THRiVE holds an annual scientific conference which is intended to review the program and scientific progress in a particular year. These meetings rotate within the African partner institutions (Gulu University, Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College, National Institute of Health mwanza, Makerere University, International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology and Uganda Virus Research Institute). It’s during […]
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