How much do you know about your water? In Eswatini they know a lot more than five years ago thanks to Dr. Thabile Ndlovu at the University of Eswatini (UNESWA)
Read her story of innovation as she monitors the nation’s water supply for heavy metals, bacteria, and other potential health hazards
Seeding Labs is announces transitions in the Board of Directors. Dr. Vishal Patel will serve as the next Board Chair, Dr. Chad Jackson as Vice-chair, and Beata Dragovics as Treasurer.
Jessica Toepfer will join the Board as its newest Member.
Today, we are celebrating Gratitude Tuesday, the Seeding Labs version of Giving Tuesday.
We are grateful for all of you champions of global science who believe that building stronger labs in developing countries builds a stronger future.
Today, we are celebrating Gratitude Tuesday, the Seeding Labs version of Giving Tuesday.
We are grateful for all of you champions of global science who believe that building stronger labs in developing countries builds a stronger future.
Dr. Annegret Stark and colleagues at the University of KwaZulu-Natal are leading efforts in South Africa to use biowaste from sugar cane manufacturing.
On September 8, 2022, Melissa P. Wu, PhD, CEO of Seeding Labs, proudly accepted the Boston Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Community Collaboration Award, alongside Melissa Hackmeier, Global Head of Employee & Community Engagement at MilliporeSigma.
Dr. Elena Rosca of Ashesi University is leading a team of students in the iGEM competition. They are focused on engineering bacteria that can detect elements that are typically found in conjunction with gold but are far easier to detect than the gold itself.
Prof. Aina Adeogun at the University of Ibadan is making strides in her investigation into how pollution affects the hormones of Nigeria’s aquatic life. Her work is lending a greater understanding to how the polluted water impacts Nigeria’s most vulnerable populations: women and children.
TeleScience, the global collaborative library of lab knowledge curated by Seeding Labs, is expanding with the help of Cytiva, a global life sciences leader.
On May 24, 2022, Seeding Labs hosted life sciences leaders to discuss how their sector can increase scientific access as an essential way of business.
Krystyna Hincman (Cell Signaling Technology), Ryan Walker (Cytiva) and Prof. Aina Adeogun (University of Ibadan) presented their valuable perspectives on how relationship building yields global results.
