Major breakthrough in placental malaria research
Our team's groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine marks a significant milestone in understanding placental malaria.
Read more โOur work on placental malaria tackles one of the most critical challenges in maternal and newborn health. Using advanced histopathological analysis and biomarker discovery, we decipher the unique molecular mechanisms of placental infection and develop innovative point-of-care diagnostics for resource-limited settings.
Our research focuses on innovative solutions for the most critical challenges in maternal health
Using advanced histopathological analysis and biomarker discovery to decipher the unique molecular mechanisms of placental infection
Designing rapid, highly sensitive diagnostic tests tailored for resource-limited settings using CRISPR-based assays and lab-on-a-chip platforms
Leveraging next-generation sequencing to unravel genetic diversity and drug resistance profiles driving targeted intervention strategies
Transforming maternal health through research, innovation, and community engagement.
Our research tackles the most pressing challenges in maternal health across Africa through innovative approaches and cutting-edge technology.
Leading Research Focus
Mapping infection at the cellular level to understand how malaria parasites interact with placental tissue, developing targeted interventions to protect mother and baby through cutting-edge molecular research.
Single-cell analysis
Early detection
Novel interventions
Advanced Microscopy
State-of-the-art imaging facilities
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Our team's groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine marks a significant milestone in understanding placental malaria.
Read more โAdditional ยฃ2.5M funding secured to advance our point-of-care diagnostic devices for congenital syphilis.
Read more โOver 200 researchers from 30 countries gathered at MKU for our annual conference on placental research.
Read more โWhether you're a researcher, healthcare professional, or community member, there are many ways to contribute to our mission.