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It is a great honor to be hosted as a DAADfellow within the Institute of Medical Microbiology and Hospital Hygiene, led by Prof. Pfeffer, and the Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Nanoscale and Nanoporous Materials, led by Prof. Janiak, at Heinrich-Heine University of Düsseldorf
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Deepest congratulations to Mrs Danielle Evouna, from the scientific community NANO:C @symposiumneed
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Dear all, The final version of our article: Metabolomics reveals potentiated metabolic perturbations induced by antimalarial drug combinations against Plasmodium falciparum in vitro is now available online at authors.elsevier.com/a/1nUc3…
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We are pleased to invite you to submit your contributions to the forthcoming Special Issue, Integrative Metabolomics, Systems Modeling, and Nanotechnology for Innovative Antimalarial Solutions, edited by Eya'ane, Belle, Ntoumba, and Ekoko.
On Friday, 15 May, Mahamat Gadji, Ph.D. student at CRID, successfully defended his #doctoral thesis entitled “Whole #GenomeSequencing for the Detection of #MicrobialCommunities in #Anophelesfunestus, a Major African Malaria Vector.” Congratulations, Dr. Gadji Mahamat!
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On 13 May, we welcomed the 2024/2025 returning Chevening & Commonwealth Scholars to Cameroon.
We are proud to support this exceptional group of leaders as they begin a new chapter following their studies across fields including AI, fintech, project management, medicine & climate.
We’re pleased to share our latest study in eBioMedicine — “Modelling the impact of ivermectin-based optimal strategies on malaria control: the role of formulation, coverage, and mosquitocidal efficacy timing” by Franck Dongmo et al. 👉👉thelancet.com/.../PIIS2352-3…
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Dear authors/colleagues
We are bringing key researchers together in a focused project on ‘Integrative metabolomics, System Modeling, and Nanotechnology for Innovative Antimalarial Solutions’. Here’s a link to find more about the project frontiersin.org/researchtopi….
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Second poster for level 2 students of pharmacy lead by Choupou. It was excellent. Choupou and coworkers present the potential for genetic modification of mosquitoes to control Malaria. 5th NEB posters session April 22,23 for the World Malaria Day. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Conference inauguration 6th CVS April 22 and 23 with the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmceutical Sciences(President of Symposium), representatives of the Spain Embassy and of the Faculty of Sciences. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Mendomo, Present parts of her Pharm D work on Green Synthesis Optimization and Biophysical Characterization of Selaginella myosurus-Derived Magnesium Oxide Nanoparticles for Innovative Anti-Arthritic Applications. April 22 and 23 2026, 6th CVS @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Eding and Mengue, level 2 students of Pharmacy, first poster at the 5th New England Biolabs Poster Session for Scholar. April 22 and 23 2026, University of Douala. Evaluation of Long-lasting repellents paints containing citronella and deltamethrin @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Nyatcha presents parts of her Pharm D work on Nanoemulsion-Driven Delivery of Nigella sativa Seed Oil Cream for Vitiligo Management: GC–MS Profiling with Translational Dermato-Formulation Science. April 23 and 23 during the 5th NEB poster session. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Huge success for the 6th Cameroon Malaria Vector Symposium at the University of Douala (April 22–23, 2026, for the World Malaria Day). Led by President Pr. Eboumbou (Dean), Vice President Pr. Etame Loe (Vice Dean for Research), and Dr. Ntoumba (Funder) @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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5th Anniversary New England Biolabs poster session for scholar breakfast, April 22 and 23, at the University of Douala, Cameroon. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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First poster for Njeye, 5th New England Biolabs poster session for scholars during the 6th CVS, April 22,23 in Douala. Germanus presents the antimalarial potential of some medicinal plants for the treatment of malaria in Cameroon holistic medicine. great @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Koumai (left), first year student of Pharmacy, with N'negue and Fokem third year and pharmacy poster presenters enjoy the session. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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6th CVS April 22,23 University of Douala, first poster for Nankap, level 2 student biomedical sciences presenting resistance to malaria among individuals with the sickle cell trait and 4th/34 in the first round. Congratulation Esperance for your work. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
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Level 4 student of pharmacy Tchouke in Functional cosmetics in malaria control; local formulation of repellent balm and candles using plant based essential oils et extracts. first phase contest 6/34. Great. April 22,23 6th CVS University of Douala. @symposiumneed @NEBiolabs
































