BioRTC congratulates Mubarak Ismaila, a Research Assistant in the Mahmoud Bukar Maina Lab, on securing a travel fellowship to present his research at the Global Tau Conference in Washington DC, USA.

At the conference, he will showcase work on label-free imaging of cells with tau mutations, contributing to ongoing efforts to better understand the cellular mechanisms underlying tauopathies.

This opportunity provides an important platform for international scientific engagement, collaboration, and visibility for research emerging from BioRTC.

It also reflects the Centre’s continued commitment to supporting researchers in sharing their work on global stages, while strengthening its position in cutting-edge neuroscience research.

We congratulate Mubarak on this well-deserved achievement and look forward to his continued contributions to advancing neuroscience research from BioRTC to the world. Mubarak Ismail – “The brain is multipurpose”