Through the Consortium  for the Advancement of MRI Research and Education in Africa  (CAMERA), Dr Iris Asllani has played a central role in expanding MRI education and training across Africa, from practical workshops to mentorship and international collaboration. Her work focuses on enabling African clinicians and researchers to build lasting MRI capacity using existing resources, with sustainability and local leadership at the core. In partnership with initiatives such as St

Seven healthcare professionals from Nigeria recently completed a four-week knowledge exchange  at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust , supported by The Frederick Foundation . The programme focused on enhancing stroke care through shared clinical experience in the Stroke Unit, Emergency, Radiology, and Physiotherapy departments. Such international collaborations reflect a growing commitment to improving stroke outcomes and advancing neuroimaging capacity across Africa ,

Everywhere you look, MRI is evolving fast AI is changing how we do MRI. Global conversations about equitable access are finally growing...

Behind every MRI machine in Africa is a story, of a patient waiting for answers, a doctor working hard to get the right diagnosis, and a...

At the CZI Imaging the Future Conference in San Jose, California (September 15–18, 2025), Prof. Godwin Ogbole presented a poster  on “MRI...

We are delighted to share that our director, Prof. Godwin Ogbole, has been selected into the 10th cohort of the Atlantic Fellows for...

1.   AfOx MBA Scholarships at Oxford (2026–27) In collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation, the Africa Oxford Initiative (AfOx), and...