UK-Ghana Convergence Science and Innovation for Global Impact
As one of the world’s leading science and technology universities, Imperial College London is committed to developing equitable partnerships across Africa and beyond, harnessing the power of research, entrepreneurship, and collaboration to address global challenges. This event will focus on our work to empower young innovators, create sustainable solutions, and drive forward the next wave of scientific and technological breakthroughs.
Imperial Global Ghana will be a knowledge hub that serves as an anchor point to build on a growing network of West African partners in university, government, development, and civil society to support the co-creation of research, education and entrepreneurship programmes. It builds out of major interdisciplinary research programmes in Ghana, including in medical diagnostics, vaccine manufacturing, and sustainable and healthy cities.
To register your attendance at the event, please email imperialglobalghana@imperial.ac.uk.
Imperial Global Vision
Imperial Global is a network of dynamic hubs in strategic regions to support high-impact research, education, innovation, recruitment and student experience opportunities. Our first hubs are in Singapore, Ghana, the USA and India.
Through this network we will partner internationally to scale the impact of scientific discoveries for societal and commercial impact, expand international collaboration with academic and industry partners, and connect Imperial’s brightest and most innovative minds with investors and philanthropic funders to drive innovation.
About Imperial
Imperial is a champion of deep tech entrepreneurship based on a bedrock of world-leading convergence science and technology research in London. Recently ranked 2nd in the world in the QS World University Rankings, Imperial is committed to driving innovation that serves society. Our entrepreneurial spirit, deep focus on science, and strong industry connections position us uniquely to address some of the world’s most pressing issues.