Twelve students with expertise in biomedical engineering, medicine, veterinary science, agriculture, and health sciences, from Benin, Congo, Libya, and Uganda, will attend the School from January 22 to 27, 2026, in collaboration with the other universities participating in the Afya Moja project, in partnership to carry out this mission.
The School, organized by the DEI bioengineering group and coordinated by Prof. Bevilacqua, will feature many fellow bioengineers from other universitiesamong its teaching staff and will include theoretical lessons, experimental activities, and thematic workshops on bioengineering and intelligent diagnostic systems with particular applications in the fields of healthcare technologies for medicine, veterinary medicine, and agriculture.
