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University of Ghana’s WACBIP marks 10 years with renewed focus on innovation
Ghana is charting a new direction for scientific research, with renewed calls for innovation that delivers practical solutions to national and continental challenges after a decade of building world-class research capacity through the West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACBIP).
As WACBIP enters its second decade, participants agreed that Ghana's scientific community must now focus on transforming knowledge into practical solutions that improve health, drive innovation and accelerate national development.
Jamie Proctor of the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office's West Africa Research and Innovation Hub said the UK's investment in research remains a priority because of its contribution to economic growth and sustainable development.
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