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Martha Zewdie from AHRI won ‘Best African Women Researchers Award’
Merck in partnership with UNESCO, African Union, Ethiopia Ministry of Health, University of Cambridge and Institute Pasteur International successfully held the second edition of UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit (UNESCO-MARS) in […]
UNESCO-MARS 2016 ‘Best African Women Researcher Award’ 5th place winner, Martha Zewdie from AHRI, Ethiopia
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A step closer in developing a test for Tuberculosis: AHRI postdoctoral scientist is co-developer of a novel diagnostic assay ready for field evaluation
Tuberculosis ranks alongside HIV/AIDS as a leading cause of death worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 1.5 million people died from TB in 2014. The challenges in tackling the […]
Annual TB Research Conference and World TB Day Celebration held in Dire Dawa and Haramaya, Eastern Ethiopia
“This year’s conference was special as it featured advanced technical deliberations and brought together multitude of stakeholders together” said Dr. Abraham Assefa: Scientific Director of the Armauer Hansen Research Institute […]
AHRI Conducted training on good clinical and laboratory practices (GCLP) and clinical trials
AHRI conducted a one week training on good clinical and laboratory practices (GCLP) and clinical trials. A total of 24 junior and senior researchers working in different departments of the […]
AHRI celebrated 2016 world TB day under the themes of ‘reach the missed’ & ‘Enough Death Due to TB: Access All’
The Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI) situated in ALERT Center Addis Ababa,Ethiopia on Saturday, March19, 2016 called upon the societal associations like Idir and high school outstanding students to be […]
AHRI has given a course on ‘Molecular Modeling’
The Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI)has given a course on ‘Molecular Modeling’ from 22-24 July 2014 in collaboration with Orebro University in Sweden.
Team members training the regional staff on Leishmania culture and smear microscopy
Leishmania Malaria and Neglected Tropical Disease teams provides free professional services: The team identified the need, established Leishmania culture capacity and trained staffs at the Bahir Dar, Amhara Regional laboratory.