Team:AFCM-Egypt/HP/Silver

A F C M

A F C M

Human practice

In the context of our research project, we have gone beyond the bench; as we aimed to fulfill the questions of “ ethics, social justice, security, safety and intellectual property “. We saw that each and every individual in the society has the right to know what’s going on the scientific field , not only the scientific and medical personnel, has to see the beam of hope in finding a solution for their illness and suffering. And this can be never done without the ethics that we followed all through our projects and the safety and security measures we did our best to achieve for the safety and good of our team, community and the whole humanity.

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Community Service

College of Languages Ain Shams University

 

Our team did a full day cancer awareness campaign for non-medical student of the university. As part of the importance of health education, and orientation. Also, worth of mentioning, our activity has been published by a community journal in our country named "7th day" with alot of positive comments and reviews


Journals

Some journals were interested in having a talk with our team. Maged Reda , team leader of AFCM-Egypt, made interviews with some journalists who were interested about knowing about the team who will be representing Egypt in Boston.

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Trainings

We did a training in Genomics and Cell Culture in the University of Alexandria, Medical Research Center.

 

Also we did another training in Genomics and Proteomics Labs of 53375 Children Cancer Hospital under the supervision of Dr. Sherif Abo El Naga, founder and CEO of 57357 children cancer hospital. 


Education and Public Engagement

 

This year, we also carried out a scientifically enthusiastic activity for the young and young adults of Portsaid International School. and as a valuable part of Human practice, we successfully raised the interests of those students on broad scientific topics.

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The team also prepared an integrative workshop to which a plethora of clinicians and faculty members were invited. The workshop introduced bioinformatics-based biomarker discovery and therapeutics and the following topics were discussed:

An introduction to bioinformatics and its applications in medicine.

An overview of scientific publications integrating bioinformatics and clinical validation.

Computer-aided drug design and its applications.

The future of bioinformatics in medicine.