Knowledge and Recommendations of Stakeholders Regarding Ethical Oversight of Data Science Health Research: Protocol for a Qualitative Study

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We are pleased to announce the publication of our article titled “Knowledge and Recommendations of Stakeholders Regarding Ethical Oversight of Data Science Health Research: Protocol for a Qualitative Study” in JMIR Research Protocols. The full text is now available via PubMed Central (PMCID: PMC12757715). This article presents the design and methodology of a qualitative study…

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Report on the 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting

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Dates: 23 – 29 August 2025Location: CEDI Conference Centre, University of Ghana, Accra, GhanaOrganizers: DS-I Africa Consortium (NIH & Wellcome Trust)Theme: Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas Overview The 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting convened researchers, data scientists, and stakeholders from Africa and partner institutions under the…

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Report on the 4th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting

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Dates: 16 – 22 November 2024Location: Ravenala Attitude Hotel, MauritiusOrganizer: DS-I Africa Consortium (NIH-supported health data science initiative) Overview The 4th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting convened researchers, data scientists, early-career scientists, and stakeholders from across Africa to advance collaboration and capacity building in data science for health. The meeting combined pre-meeting activities (Data Bootcamp and…

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Dr. Sally Adebamowo Named Interim Co-Leader of Population Sciences at the Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center

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Dr. Sally Adebamowo has been appointed interim co-leader of the Population Sciences Program at the University of Maryland Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center (UMGCCC). This appointment, confirmed by the Executive Scientific Advisory Committee (ESAC) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI), places her at the forefront of UMGCCC’s efforts to understand cancer’s causes, improve…

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Congrats! Our paper get listed first among top 50 recently published papers in Nature Communications

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Nature Communications has an editorial selection of papers on Cancer. Current research efforts focus on screening, early detection and discovering improved treatment options with the aim of decreasing patient mortality. This editorial selection highlights some of our recent most exciting papers that significantly move forward the rapid evolving field of cancer research. The editors at Nature Communications have…

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Report on the Third DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting

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Event: 3rd DS-I Africa Consortium MeetingDates: 3 – 9 November 2023Location: Kigali Serena Hotel & Conference Centre, Kigali, Rwanda Overview The Third DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting brought together researchers, data scientists, practitioners, and stakeholders from across Africa and international partner institutions to advance the application of data science in health research, promote collaboration, and share…

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New Publication: Protocol for a Modified Delphi Study on Ethical Oversight of Data Science Health Research

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We are pleased to share that our research protocol, “Protocol for a modified Delphi study of ethical oversight of data science health research (DSHR),” has been published in BMJ Open. This work is now available in full text via PubMed Central (PMCID: PMC12682200). This article outlines the design and methodology of a modified e-Delphi study…

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Report on the 16th Global Forum on Bioethics in Research (GFBR)

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Dates: 29–30 November 2022Location: Cape Town, South AfricaTheme: Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Global Health Research Overview The 16th GFBR Forum was convened in Cape Town to explore the ethical considerations arising from the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in global health research. The Forum brought together 87 participants from 31 countries, including ethicists, health…

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