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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event/reframing-cancer
 -research-in-africa-54/register">Reframing cancer research in Africa</a>\n
 CIVIS meets The African Cancer Immunology and Infection Initiative (TACII)
  Organised by the CIVIS Hub Health Council Moderated by Professor Faith Os
 ier\, Imperial College London REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR TACII is a newly es
 tablished pan-African Cancer and Infection Initiative dedicated to advanci
 ng research at the intersection of cancer\, infection\, immunology and mic
 robiome. CIVIS is a European University alliance with six African member i
 nstitutions and a strong profile in Health education and research. The web
 inar introduces TACII to the CIVIS Health community and provides room for 
 discussing the initiative’s approach as well as related developments in 
 cancer research and training at CIVIS universities. The event thus aims at
  exploring joint research interests and collaboration potentials between T
 ACII and CIVIS members. Webinar Plan 9:00 – 9:10 Introduction Luciano Sa
 so (Co-Chair of the CIVIS Hub Health Council\, Sapienza University of Rome
 ) Christian Möllmann (CIVIS Global Partnerships Officer)9:10 – 9:40 Ref
 raming cancer research in Africa through immunology\, infection\, and the 
 microbiome - The African Cancer Immunology and Infection Initiative (TACII
 ) Abdallah Badou (Université Hassan II de Casablanca) Barbara Seliger (Br
 andenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane / University of Halle) Faith Osie
 r (Imperial College London)9:40 – 9:55 Q&A9:55-10:25 Inputs from the CIV
 IS Health community: Development of an Exosome-Based Colon-Targeted Drug D
 elivery System for Infection-Induced Colorectal Cancer Yahya Choonara (Uni
 versity of the Witwatersrand\, Johannesburg) Adapted anticancer strategies
  for LMIC though metronomic chemotherapies and drug repurposing Nicolas An
 dré (Aix-Marseille Université) The ‘Institut Cancer et Immunologie’ 
 at Aix-Marseille University: Education and research activities within CIVI
 S and beyond Cristina Ghirelli (Aix-Marseille [...]
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SUMMARY:Reframing cancer research in Africa
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event
 /reframing-cancer-research-in-africa-54/register">Reframing cancer researc
 h in Africa</a>\nCIVIS meets The African Cancer Immunology and Infection I
 nitiative (TACII) Organised by the CIVIS Hub Health Council Moderated by P
 rofessor Faith Osier\, Imperial College London REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR TA
 CII is a newly established pan-African Cancer and Infection Initiative ded
 icated to advancing research at the intersection of cancer\, infection\, i
 mmunology and microbiome. CIVIS is a European University alliance with six
  African member institutions and a strong profile in Health education and 
 research. The webinar introduces TACII to the CIVIS Health community and p
 rovides room for discussing the initiative’s approach as well as related
  developments in cancer research and training at CIVIS universities. The e
 vent thus aims at exploring joint research interests and collaboration pot
 entials between TACII and CIVIS members. Webinar Plan 9:00 – 9:10 Introd
 uction Luciano Saso (Co-Chair of the CIVIS Hub Health Council\, Sapienza U
 niversity of Rome) Christian Möllmann (CIVIS Global Partnerships Officer)
 9:10 – 9:40 Reframing cancer research in Africa through immunology\, inf
 ection\, and the microbiome - The African Cancer Immunology and Infection 
 Initiative (TACII) Abdallah Badou (Université Hassan II de Casablanca) Ba
 rbara Seliger (Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane / University of 
 Halle) Faith Osier (Imperial College London)9:40 – 9:55 Q&A9:55-10:25 In
 puts from the CIVIS Health community: Development of an Exosome-Based Colo
 n-Targeted Drug Delivery System for Infection-Induced Colorectal Cancer Ya
 hya Choonara (University of the Witwatersrand\, Johannesburg) Adapted anti
 cancer strategies for LMIC though metronomic chemotherapies and drug repur
 posing Nicolas André (Aix-Marseille Université) The ‘Institut Cancer e
 t Immunologie’ at Aix-Marseille University: Education and research activ
 ities within CIVIS and beyond Cristina Ghirelli (Aix-Marseille [...]
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