UR-CEBE Projects
UR-CEBE implements high-impact research and innovation projects aimed at strengthening biomedical engineering capacity, digital health systems, and community-driven solutions. Each project is tracked through clear activities, deliverables, and verifiable evidence.
SYNAPES Project
The SNAPSE Project is an NIH-funded partnership between the University of Rwanda, AIMS, Washington University in St. Louis, and MDClone to build capacity in synthetic healthcare data for research.
It provides faculty and trainees with short courses and mentored, semester-long research projects using the MDClone ADAMS platform, culminating in hands-on experience and scientific publications.
Ongoing evaluations of training and research activities ensure continuous improvement and wide dissemination across DS-I Africa programs.
View Project DetailsDST-HIRWA Project
The DST-HIRWA program is an NIH-funded partnership between Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Rwanda, and the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences to build sustainable capacity in data science for health in Rwanda.
The program provides degree and short-term training, research funding, and mentorship through boot camps, webinars, and grant and manuscript writing workshops.
Through mentored research projects, trainees gain practical skills to address Rwanda’s key health priorities, including infectious and non-communicable diseases.
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