Kilifi KWTRP
KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme
The KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme headquarters are based in the Kilifi District of Kenya, North of Mombasa at the Kenyan Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) Centre for Geographic Medicine Research - Coast.
The goals of the Programme are:
- To carry out research to high international scientific and ethical standards on major causes of illness and death in Africa
- To build strong and sustainable internationally competitive, national and regional research capacity
- To work in a way that facilitates integration and cross fertilization of scientific disciplines
- To conduct intervention research and basic research in parallel
- To have a direct input to local and international health policy
Kilifi researchers
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Abdirahman Abdi
Senior Scientist
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Amina Abubakar
Research Scientist
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Ifedayo Adetifa
Associate Professor
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Charles Agoti
Postdoctoral researcher
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Samuel Akech
Visiting Research Fellow
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James Berkley
Professor of Paediatric Infectious Diseases
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Anthony Etyang
Associate Professor
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George Githinji
Postdoctoral research scientist
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Mainga Hamaluba
Associate Professor
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Caroline Jones
Associate Professor
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Dorcas Kamuya
Wellcome fellow
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Melissa Kapulu
Associate Professor
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Samson Kinyanjui
Associate Professor
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Marta Maia
Associate Professor
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Kathryn Maitland
Principal Investigator
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Catherine (Sassy) Molyneux
Professor of Global Health
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Noni Mumba
Head of Community Engagement
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Martha Mwangome
Associate Professor
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Eunice Nduati
Principal Investigator
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Francis Ndungu
Honorary Visiting Research Fellow
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Faith Osier
Professor of Malaria Immunology
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Isabella Oyier
Principal Investigator
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Charles Sande
Associate Professor
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Eduard Sanders
Professor of global health practice
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Anthony Scott
Visiting Professor of Vaccinology
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Benjamin Tsofa
Director, KEMRI Centre
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Sophie Uyoga
Research scientist
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George Warimwe
Professor of Vaccinology