Eyenimi Ndiomu studied the MSc Public Health in Developing Countries in 2015/16. He has been shortlisted for the prestigious International Student Innovation Award, which celebrates London’s most talented and innovative international students. In this blog, Eyenimi writes about Ubenwa, a cry-based diagnostic app for birth asphyxia.
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By Charlotte Seeley-Musgrave (MSc Public Health) and Isha Berry (MSc Epidemiology).
EmpowerHack is a diverse community that aims to build sustainable humanitarian technologies for women and girls in crisis.
Read about how it all started in the first post: EmpowerHack: an inclusive humanitarian crises tech with a focus on…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany writes about her summer project research in Scotland:
Here comes a cliche excuse on why I haven’t been posting, but it is a legitimate one. I have had major ‘make it or break it’ exams that consisted of everything learned this year from October…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
The Science of forensics, medicine made into art, and a massive collection of historical medical equipment. Those are some of the many things happening at my most…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
Recently, I got the opportunity through London Universities International Partnership to visit the Google offices in London. We got to check out the coolest working environment I…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
Last Saturday, I got an amazing opportunity to learn all about the history of London’s famous Underground, followed by an exclusive tour of a decommissioned Underground…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
London is said to be the gateway to the rest of Europe, and I couldn’t agree more. With all the travel options going in…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
I feel like I say this every other week, but I think I have found my new favorite place in London!
As common as it is to…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science. In this post, Brittany writes about spending Christmas in London:
Christmas break is typically a time one spends with family and loved ones, which is probably why…
MSc Medical Parasitology student Brittany is blogging about her experiences in London, and why it’s such a great city to study science:
I’m not ashamed to admit that when it comes to my reading and studying, I tend to stay pretty tunnel vision on science articles and books…
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