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The African Scientist Hub

@AfScientistHub

DeSci-powered hub accelerating African science into credible, investable assets, open data, reproducible protocols, and ethical benefit-sharing.

Abakaliki, Nigeria Katılım Aralık 2024
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
Let’s DeSci Africa. 50+ builders joined our official launch across Africa and beyond to talk about one thing: Turning shelf bound research into global impact.
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
@aproko_doctor You aren't 'washing out' electrolytes by drinking water; you're just providing the solvent your body needs to manage the tropical heat. Don't drown your kidneys, but don't starve them either.
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
@aproko_doctor The sweet spot is pale-yellow to amber; amber simply shows your kidneys are efficiently concentrating waste via the ADH pathway.
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Dr. Chinonso Egemba
Dr. Chinonso Egemba@aproko_doctor·
It means you're taking more water than you need, slow down o. Your piss suppose resemble honey wey them dilute well with plenty water. If your urine resemble water wey you just drink, problem dey.
Gidi 🌾🐂🚜@GidiDanAuta

@aproko_doctor wetin e mean if person pee come clean like swan bottle water 😭

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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
Happy Medical Laboratory Science Week. Celebrating our brilliant Translational Cancer Biochemist, Scientist @ExcellencyN22 Her Interest in Turning biochemical patterns into the "Music of Translation" for better cancer diagnostics & innovation.
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
Happy Medical Laboratory Science Day to all the silent heroes in the lab🧬🔬 ​ We are proud to highlight Scientist @UdehDev, focusing on vital POCT device development. ​The future of healthcare diagnostics in Africa is bright.
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
Medical Laboratory Science Week 🧪 Meet Scientist @zubyken602; driving research in cancer biology, clinical pathology, and public health at African Scientist Hub. Focused on improving diagnosis and outcomes in underserved populations.
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
To every medical laboratory scientist: your precision, curiosity, and commitment are driving both diagnosis and discovery. Celebrating @joshua_enweogu
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Thinktica
Thinktica@ThinkticaAI·
Introducing Thinktica: the engine for autonomous scientific research.
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Africa Research Base
Africa Research Base@AfResearchBase·
Every year, thousands of research projects are completed across Africa. Most will never be read again. Not by policymakers. Not by industry. Not even by other researchers. Knowledge is being produced. But the system that should move it is broken. A thread.🧵
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Spark DeSci Funding
Spark DeSci Funding@spark_sciences·
Join us this Friday March 6th, 2026 at 4pm UTC on X for Free Radicals Fridays, where you’ll connect with fellow #DeSci innovators, explore cutting-edge projects, and spark collaborations in decentralized science. Audience members earn Proofs of Attendance (POAPs), and those collecting 5 POAPs unlock exclusive prizes! Don’t miss out on building your DeSci credentials while networking with the ecosystem! Set your reminders 👇🏼
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
Our manuscript titled "Antibiogram and Bacterial Carriage on Shuttle Doors" has been submitted to the Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences for publication. This research sheds light on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in shared environments like university shuttle buses.
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Africa Research Base
Africa Research Base@AfResearchBase·
@WitsUniversity We need highly functional research institutes here in Africa too. We need African researchers who would discover and make significant changes for health issues in the continent.
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Wits University
Wits University@WitsUniversity·
Wits student Bontle Masango is taking her research on type 2 diabetes, the most common form of diabetes in Africa, to the global stage as a 2025/2026 Fulbright Scholar at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Her work aims to reduce the burden of the disease on individuals and healthcare systems, driving impact where it’s needed most. Read More: ow.ly/WfIK50YhZSr #WitsForGood #WitsResearch #ResearchForGood
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
We out here turning traditional wisdom into blockchain-verified science so future brains stay sharp. sleep included 🔥
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Paul Kohlhaas bio/acc
Paul Kohlhaas bio/acc@paulkhls·
It may seem like DeSci is dead if you’re just following the charts. Mark my words: starting next week, you’ll witness the fastest acceleration in scientific development ever seen. Tough markets forge survival of the fittest. I’ve spent the past week hands-on coding a system built on @openclaw frameworks, face-to-face with our entire engineering team. BIO will be powered by an emergent early AGI acting as a fund manager, guided by bioacc.life principles. Every project on BIO becomes a fully autonomous science machine driving automated discovery via @BioAIDevs and seamless commercialization through our scientific Shopify layer @TryBiofy The fact that @bioprotocol boasts the world’s top AI scientist, outperforming @FutureHouseSF’s Edison (per BioBench) and shattering benchmarks from leading AI labs gives us a glimpse of what’s ahead The real challenge in scientific discovery isn’t the breakthroughs themselves; it’s curation, execution, and distribution to consumers to drive real world revenue. Orchestrating and integrating all these elements has been mesmerizing. But I think we’ve nailed it. To all $BIO holders: Your patience and conviction have been rigorously tested. Staking vBIO will amplify that patience. True conviction demands sacrifice, but the scientific singularity ignites next week. Scientific ascent is inevitable, for patients, biohackers, and humanity
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The African Scientist Hub@AfScientistHub·
@NenyeKingsley We just started a new research on African botanicals that may have AntiCancer Abilities, then we validate them. We can do it
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Bio Protocol
Bio Protocol@BioProtocol·
Thank you to those who joined our demo of BIOS yesterday. @SynBio1 challenged the agent live: find a molecule, engineer the microbe, design the wet-lab experiment. Want free credits to try BIOS for yourself? Use this link (first 50 users only): 🔗 chat.bio.xyz/redeem?code=AI…
BioAIDevs@BioAIDevs

AI for bio has a scaling obsession. Yesterday on stream, @SynBio1 (ex @Ginkgo, Harvard PhD) made a point that stood out while demoing BIOS, our new AI scientist. Most of the scientific AI ecosystem is chasing a familiar playbook:
build gigantic nine-figure datasets, train huge models, predict everything. Jake’s excitement was about something way more accessible. He ran BIOS on a metabolic engineering prompt and it produced a yeast program for sandalwood oil: • market pricing ($500–$2,500/kg) • techno-economic targets • a peroxisome scaffolding strategy • freedom-to-operate / IP review Then it did the important part: it produced a wetlab experiment you can actually run. Engineer 4 strains, run 120-hour fed-batch fermentations, measure output via mass spectrometry. Cost: tens of thousands of dollars. Jake’s point: human scientists learn from tiny datasets all the time. Biology advances through “touching nature in small bites” and tight feedback loops. BIOS is built for that loop.

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