🌟 Congratulations to Dr. Rawa Badri on Winning the Prestigious Chevening Awards Scholarship! 🌟 The Mycetoma Research Centre is immensely proud to celebrate our Research Assistant, Dr. Rawa Badri, who has been awarded the highly competitive Chevening Awards Scholarship! Dr. Badri will be pursuing a Master’s in Public Health at Imperial College London, ranked as the top 1 university in the UK and Europe, and second globally. We are incredibly proud of Rawa’s accomplishment and know she will represent the Mycetoma Research Centre, Sudan, and the region with great distinction. Congratulations, Dr. Rawa Badri, on this well-deserved recognition and the exciting journey ahead! 🌍💼✨ #CheveningScholar #MycetomaResearchCentre #EndTheNeglect #PublicHealth
نبذة عنا
In 1991, The Mycetoma Research Centre (MRC) was established under the umbrella of the University of Khartoum. It was set up at Soba University Hospital. The centre is recognised globally as a world leader and an authoritative advisor in mycetoma management and research. It is a WHO Collaborating Centre on Mycetoma. MRC Mission: ¶ The centre is dedicated to the continuing discovery and development of scientific knowledge and clinical skills applied to the care of Mycetoma patients, for Mycetoma World Free. ¶ To eradicate mycetoma, as a life-mutilating disease, through the advancement of medical care, research, education and disease prevention. ¶ Is to ensure evidence-informed mycetoma care and practice. This is stemming from knowledge and innovation generated from research and track knowledge of mycetoma experts and regular monitoring and evaluation of activities directed to control mycetoma.
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http://www.mycetoma.edu.sd/
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موظفين في Mycetoma Research Centre
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Ali Awadallah Saeed
Consultant of Pharmacology (SMC), Mycetoma Research Center, University of Khartoum, National University-Sudan, Researcher, Reviewer, Editor
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Emmanuel Siddig
BSc, M.B., B.S, MSc, LIBMS, RSci, PhD- Clinical Epidemiologist - Tropical Medicine specialist
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Hyam Ali
Lecturer | Data Scientist | Mathematician | PhD
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Lamis Elkheir
Medicinal Chemist | Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lecturer | Neglected Tropical Diseases Researcher | Open Science Advocate | PhD Candidate
التحديثات
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2021: Shortlisted 2022: Reserved 2023: Reserved 2024: Selected I Can’t Keep Calm—I’ve Been Chosen for Chevening! I am thrilled to share that I have been awarded the prestigious Chevening Awards to pursue a Master’s in Public Health at Imperial College London, the top 1 university in the UK and Europe, and second in the world for 2025! Being among the selected 2% of applicants—out of a staggering 67,461—is a dream come true. My journey with Chevening began four years ago, and since then, I've viewed myself as a selected candidate, awaiting the perfect moment for confirmation. This journey has been anything but easy. I’ve faced the grueling demands of surgery shifts at New Halfa Teaching Hospital, working on my research projects, while passionately directing the End the Neglect Initiative. Balancing universities applications and crafting an outstanding scholarship submission was a monumental task in itself. The challenges intensified with the ongoing war in Sudan. The constant internet disruptions made it difficult to stay connected, and I found out about my interview selection days later than expected. Yet, with determination, I set up my online interview at a nearby gas station, relying on a Starlink internet device to connect with my future. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my family for their continuous support. I am particularly thankful to my sister ALAA BEDRI, whose continuous assistance in navigating the scholarship application process, booking my IELTS, and facilitating travel plans for the exam has made all the difference. I also extend my sincere thanks to my professors, Prof. Ahmed Fahal and Prof. Musa Mohamed Kheir, for their invaluable guidance and for believing in me enough to provide reference letters that opened new doors. A special shout-out goes to Mr. Mohamed Osama and Mr. Ahmed Tahir - General Surgery Specialists - for their understanding and flexibility, which allowed me the time to focus on my IELTS studies and scholarship requirements while working in the Department of General Surgery. I am incredibly grateful to my friend Rana for generously sharing her time and expertise in refining my IELTS writing essays; her insights truly made a difference. Thank you so much Sa'id Gaya and Cyril Onwuelazu Uteh for reviewing and editing my essays, which have truly stood out since my initial experience with the Chevening application. I also appreciate your valuable advice for the interview. And a big thank you to my friend Alaa Abdelmonim, whose presence made our journey to Ethiopia for the IELTS test both joyful and effortless. Thank you all for being such an essential part of this journey..
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Join Us for the Mycetoma Research Club’s Next Session! We’re excited to invite you to a dynamic discussion on groundbreaking advancements in mycetoma diagnosis. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate! Date: November 5, 2024 Time: 15:30 GMT | 17:30 Sudan Join via Zoom: https://lnkd.in/d5nKsP2M
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We are thrilled to extend our warmest congratulations to Professor Marmar A. El Siddig on her new prestigious position in the International Science Council's Global Roster of Experts! As a professor of biotechnology and microbiology at the Faculty of Science, University of Khartoum, and a member of the Mycetoma Research Center Scientific Committee, Professor Marmar A. El Siddig contributions to her field are truly commendable. We wish her all the best in this well-deserved role!
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Mycetoma Research Center Telemedicine Clinic The Mycetoma Research Center continues its vital role in diagnosing and managing mycetoma through ongoing telemedicine clinics at Kassala Teaching Hospital. These clinics highlight the center's steadfast dedication to community service. The skilled and compassionate team welcomes patients, providing essential medical care and support to those affected by this condition. This sustained commitment reflects the center’s mission to improve the health and well-being of individuals impacted by mycetoma.
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Lecture on Research Funding Opportunities at the National University - Sudan in Cairo On October 24, Professor Ahmed Fahal delivered an engaging lecture on Research Funding Opportunities at the National University - Sudan in Cairo. The event attracted a diverse audience from both medical and non-medical disciplines, including professors, university administrators, academic staff, researchers, and undergraduate students. During the lecture, Professor Ahmed Fahal provided valuable insights into the fundamentals of research and discussed a range of funding opportunities available to researchers. The session encouraged active audience participation, with lively discussions in which attendees shared their thoughts and questions, all of which Professor Ahmed Fahal addressed thoughtfully. Professor Ahmed Fahal is scheduled to deliver another lecture on Harnessing Technology to Achieve High-Quality Publications on October 31, 2024, at 12 PM. To register, please visit this link. https://lnkd.in/duz9-N6r
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During his recent visit to Amman, Jordan, Professor Ahmed Fahal had a productive meeting with senior officials at the East Mediterranean Public Health Network EMPHNET Headquarters. The discussions focused on strengthening future collaboration between EMPHNET and the Mycetoma Research Centre across a range of areas. Key topics included expanding opportunities for training in public health programs, enhancing postgraduate education, fostering continuous professional development, and launching joint research initiatives. Both parties expressed their commitment to building a long-term partnership.
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We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt congratulations to our Research Assistant, Nema Ahmed, on embarking on her master’s degree in Infection Biology at thSwiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, University of Basel. Nema’s dedication and passion for research are truly inspiring, and we have no doubt that she will excel in her studies. Best of luck on this exciting new journey, Nema!
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The Mycetoma Research Club convened on October 22, 2024, for an exceptional session led by Dr. Alaa Almaleeh on Bioinformatics: Biological Databases and Resources. Dr. Almaleeh guided us through the fundamentals of bioinformatics, highlighting the different types of databases and how to access them effectively. The session concluded with an engaging discussion where Dr. Almaleeh addressed a variety of questions and thoughts, fostering valuable insights among attendees. This collaborative environment not only enriched attendees' understanding of bioinformatics but also strengthened connections among researchers, paving the way for future partnerships and shared endeavors in advancing mycetoma research.
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We would like to warmly congratulate our Research Assistant Lubna_Sulyman Elnour for starting her masters in Health Innovation Course (Master of Science in Global Health and Medicine) at the Institute of Tropical Medicine and Global Health, Nagasaki University. We wish our dear colleague Lubna_Sulyman Elnour the best of luck in her studies
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