The Inaugural Lab Science Graduate Forum took place today at RBC. The forum featured presentations by graduate students in biomedical sciences, diagnostics, immunology, clinical trials, and environmen
The Inaugural Lab Science Graduate Forum took place today at RBC.
The forum featured presentations by graduate students in biomedical sciences, diagnostics, immunology, clinical trials, and environmental health, showcasing promising scientific solutions to Rwanda’s health priorities.
This monthly initiative will serve as a platform for researchers and scientists from diverse institutions to present new findings, exchange knowledge, and translate evidence into practical solutions for pressing health challenges.
In his opening remarks, Prof. MUVUNYI Mambo Claude DG RBC commended the regular gatherings, highlighting their role in fostering mentorship for young scientists and strengthening collaboration within the research community.
“ _By bringing people together, this forum aligns with other initiatives we have started to ensure a conducive learning environment that facilitates mentorship, the sharing of ideas, scientific networking, and collaboration — all directed toward finding solutions to the challenges we face as Africans”._
Hospital Directors General, Laboratory Managers, Biomedical Engineers and Technicians, together with other key stakeholders, are meeting in Musanze to evaluate service delivery and define strategic priorities for quality improvement.
In her opening remarks, Dr. Isabelle Mukagatare, Head of the Biomedical Services Department (BIOS), emphasized the importance of strengthening laboratory diagnostics, promoting the rational use of blood and blood components, and improving the management of medical equipment and infrastructure in public health facilities.
