A quick update from Andrew from the Global Microbial Identifier conference in Vancouver, Canada.

Ep8 Global Microbial Identifier in a nutshell

Summary

In this episode of the Bioinformatics Lab podcast, James Oteno shares his journey as a bioinformatician and genomic epidemiologist, discussing the intersection of bioinformatics and public health, particularly in the context of emerging pathogens in Africa. The conversation covers the importance of both wet lab and dry lab skills, the role of KEMRI in global health, and the impact of COVID-19 on public health practices. Oteno also delves into the MPOX outbreak, the rapid sequencing technology used in Ebola outbreaks, and the future of genomic epidemiology in Africa, emphasizing the need for collaborative networks and equitable partnerships in global health efforts.



EP 62: Public Health Pathogen Genomics in Africa with James Otieno

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