Centre For Biotechnology & Bioinformatics

Visiting Lecturers and other visitors.

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics labs

Pictures about Bioinformatics

CEBIB first year Masters’ students for the academic year 2013/2014 reported to the centre on the week of 3rd September, 2013

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Workshop pictures.

Top Scholar visits CEBIB to explore collaboration opportunities

One of the top notch renowned researchers, Prof Fuad Iraqi from Tel Aviv University in Israel visited the Centre for Biotechnology and Bioinformatics for a week from 10th to 14th February 2014 to explore potential collaboration opportunities.

University of Nairobi Alumni Association (UONAA) Carries Out Membership Recruitment

CEBIB took part in the 2014 Open day organized by the University of Nairobi and explained to parents, students and other stakeholders what happens at the Center

Graduation photos

CEBIB participates in The Nairobi International trade fair, 2014.

CEBIB Representatives to AACAA

CEBIB 2nd year students Proposal Presentations on 23rd February, 2015

The Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology in conjunction with the ICT Authority and industry players convened the independent Multi-stakeholder ICT Innovation forum on 24th-25th February, 2015.

On Monday, March 23, 2015; guest researchers and professors from Nara Institute of Science & Technology (NAIST) , Japan visited CEBIB and SBS to explore avenues for collaboration. Prof. Shigehiko Kanaya, Tetsuo Katsuragi PhD and Nelson Kibinge, PhD, Benard Kulohoma PhD gave briefings during the meeting that was attended by CEBIB/SBS staff and Postgraduate students at SBS Boardroom.

Anne & Parwos represent CEBIB in CBPS Staff Team Building exercise at Kenya Science Campus, UON.

CEBIB’s Postgraduate Research Coordinator, Mr. Abraham Pkiror Parwos, represented the Centre’s Career Development Group (CDG) in the Vitae Researcher Development International Conference 2015 which was held on 8th and 9th September, 2015 at the Midland Hotel, Manchester, UK.
The conference brought together all those with a strategic plan and practical role in developing researchers and followed on from the Career Development Group (CDG) meetings organised by the Malaria Capacity Development Consortium.
The conference addressed the strategic and practical implications of the following themes:
 Policy development relating to doctoral education and employing researchers
 Building institutional capacity for researchers’ professional development to maintain research excellence.
 Demonstrating the value of researcher development on research outputs, researcher careers, economic prosperity and society.
 Sustainable practice to support researcher skills, professional and career development.

All costs for attendance were sponsored through funds from MCDC.