Breadcrumb Home NeuroGap 2017-2019 Cohort For the inaugural 2017-2019 training program, GINGER recruited 17 research fellows from seven different collaborating institutions in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa and Uganda. Addis Ababa University - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Melkam Kebede Abigiya Tilahun Dr. Benyam Dubale Abebe Hailu University of Cape Town - Cape Town, South Africa Dr. Shareefa Dalvie Dr. Natassja Koen Lerato Maraja Dr. Celia van der Merwe Dr. Michelle Hoogenhout KEMRI Wellcome Trust – Kilifi, Kenya Dr. Symon Kariuki Dr. Linnet Ongeri Moi University – Eldoret, Kenya Dr. Felicita Omari Dr. Jackline Walumbe Makerere University – Kampala, Uganda Dr. Benedict Akimana Dr. Allan Kalungi Dr. Emmanuel Mwesiga Stellenbosch University – Stellenbosch, South Africa Dr. Nathaniel McGregor NeuroGap About GINGER Meet the Research Fellows 2020-2024 Cohort 2017-2019 Cohort NeuroDev NeuroGAP-Psychosis NeuroGenE People Related videos GINGER fellow Dr. Allan Kalungi GINGER fellow Dr. Felicita Asha Omari GINGER fellow Dr. Jackline Mmochi Latest news News 07.14.2026 What All of Us means for the future of biobanks and precision medicine News 07.09.2026 Broad-led consortium receives ARPA-H award to advance gene editing for rare pediatric epilepsy News 07.08.2026 Low-cost genome sequencing approach is powering genetics research on mental illness and many other studies News 06.15.2026 2026 Merkin Prize in Biomedical Technology awarded to pioneers of the modern cochlear implant All news
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