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The new technology is anticipated to enhance data collection, access difficult and dangerous terrains, and deliver high-quality images and videos for analysis and future use.
Academicians, universities and research institutions have been urged to commercialise research works by turning them to market-ready solutions.
The Kenya Institute of Primate Research (KIPRE) is working on innovative health solutions, including the planned launch of the first East African-specific snake anti-venom.
The French government will invest approximately Sh4.5 billion in the construction of a new Science and Engineering Complex at the University of Nairobi.
The UK and most of Europe experienced two unprecedented heatwaves in May and June.
The findings are expected to guide strategic antivenom distribution, strengthen surveillance and referral systems and support development of an effective antivenom.
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