ISN and ABUAD call for more funding in African neuroscience
The International Society for Neurochemistry and Afe Babalola University have urged greater investment in neuroscience and cerebrovascular research across Africa. The ISN-ABUAD Advanced School highlighted the need to address gaps in African brain data and adapt research to local realities. Dr Edem Edem emphasized the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration and capacity-building for African scientists. The programme brought together participants from across Africa and international experts.
What we know
- The ISN-ABUAD Advanced School recommended more funding for neuroscience and cerebrovascular research in African institutions.
- Dr Edem Edem stressed the need for multidisciplinary and multicentre research collaborations.
- The school advocated for better laboratory infrastructure and the use of African-specific data in neuroscience and stroke research.
- Continued training in scientific communication, grant writing, and research design was encouraged for postgraduate students and early-career researchers.
- The event included participants from various African regions and international faculty, promoting future research partnerships.
