Gabriel Muhire Gihana, Ph.D. posing for a picture.
Co-founder and Director of Afrisnet, Gabriel Muhire Gihana, Ph.D. has received the Damon Runyon Fellowship Award. Dr. Gihana was given this award because of his postdoctoral exploration in translational cancer research. He was one of 15 who had the pleasure of winning this award. In addition, he will receive research funding to continue his projects.
The Fellowship determines the winners by looking over various, innovative work that scientists have been working on. The non-profit organization highly encourages and focuses on cancer research projects. The award is extremely difficult to obtain, and most applicants are denied. Most recipients of this achievement go on to making groundbreaking discoveries, leaders in their research, and even some of the scientists have been given a Nobel Prize.
Congratulations on the big things you are doing, I am highly motivated by your achievements and permit me to take this opportunity to solicit for your guidance and mentorship through my academic pursuit. I am Emmanuel Addae Gyabaah currently pursuing a BSc in Biochemistry at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana. I have a keen interest in pursuing a career in cancer research and to be more precise, Cancer Immunology and immunotherapy, and since we share the same career interest I would be much privileged if you would coach me in this career path I plan on taking. Congrats once again and I look forward to hearing from you. You can contact me on egaddae@gmail.com.