Postdoctoral fellowship in tuberculosis and malnutrition
Dr. Maghembe is engaged in tuberculosis and malnutrition research through the Kibongoto Infectious Disease Hospital–University of Virginia NIH-funded programme.
Selected research milestones, publications, fellowships, training activities and professional updates.
Dr. Maghembe is engaged in tuberculosis and malnutrition research through the Kibongoto Infectious Disease Hospital–University of Virginia NIH-funded programme.
Omics workflows for identifying molecular-grade DNA polymerase and DNA-binding protein isoforms from African thermophilic microbiomes published in Scientific African.
Work on Tanzanian clinical Klebsiella pneumoniae pangenomics and high genome plasticity published in Microbiology Spectrum.
Attended the ISAC/ESCMID educational webinar on antimicrobial resistance in low-resource settings and displaced populations.
Selected for the ICGEB-sponsored Proteomics: From Theory to Practice workshop at the University of Venda, South Africa.
Invited to the Latest Advances in Genome Editing and ART Technologies course at Institut Pasteur de Montevideo, Uruguay.
Completed Training on Data Analysis Using R Programming Language, supported under the World Bank ACE II AF.
Completed Introduction to Bioinformatics, 10 credits, through the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
Participated in Partnerships for Sustainable Solutions with Sub-Saharan Africa: Bioeconomy at Egerton University, Kenya.