29Oct 2024 by @iLabAfrica No Comments
@iLabAfrica’s neurodivergent students shine at  the 2024 Microsoft Global Hackathon

@iLabAfrica’s neurodivergent students shine at  the 2024 Microsoft Global Hackathon

Neurodivergents in Tech
Carol Okara, Irene Gitangu, Nicholas Irungu, Tracey Ng'inja, Amanda Wangari, Immanuel Njau, JohnPaul Parasi, and Gregory Ikenye. ‘Collaboration is one of the key ingredients to fuel innovation.’  The 2024 graduates of the Neurodivergent in Tech Programme make history as @iLabAfrica’s first Neurodivergent team to take on a Global Hackathon. The team displayed exceptional brilliance and innovation at the Microsoft Global Hackathon, held at Microsoft Garage in Nairobi on September 20, 2024. In collaboration with the Next Step Foundation, the @iLabAfrica team proudly sent a talented group of six students to represent them. Nicholas Irungu, Tracey Ng'inja, JohnPaul Parasi, Amanda Wangari, Immanuel Njau, and Gregory Ikenye who showcased their groundbreaking creation, a Neurosensory Device, an inventive solution aimed at transforming lives and advancing technology. The team of six, driven by their…
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29Oct 2024 by @iLabAfrica No Comments
Exploring Breakthroughs in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: Advances in Parahydrogen-Induced Polarisation Techniques for Enhanced Signal Sensitivity

Exploring Breakthroughs in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: Advances in Parahydrogen-Induced Polarisation Techniques for Enhanced Signal Sensitivity

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
On September 13th, 2024, Strathmore University became a hub for scientific exploration by hosting an enlightening event focused on advancements in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technology. The NMR Hyperpolarization via Parahydrogen event took place in the Sir Thomas More Building, bringing together delegates from the University Of Nairobi and the National Research Fund, staff, and students from Strathmore University. The session delved into how  Parahydrogen-Induced Polarization (PHIP) techniques could improve the accessibility and accuracy of NMR technology, making it a game-changer for researchers and practitioners. Dr. Joseph Sevilla, Director of @iLabAfrica, started the event with his insightful address emphasizing the importance of embracing technology for scientific advancement. Following him, Dr. Dillmann, A researcher at @iLabAfrica IoT elaborated on @iLabAfrica’s commitment to fundamental research, which paves the way for practical technological…
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