Join BUG for trainings, workshops, seminars, and community initiatives that build skills and connect changemakers.
UpcomingHands-on workshop designed to equip students with practical skills in bioprocessing, fermentation, and basic biotech practices. The event focuses in moving "from microbes to market" to create real-world solutions
PastHeld on World Malaria Day, this seminar brings together students, researchers, and healthcare workers to discuss the latest advances in malaria research, vector control strategies, and community-based prevention. Open to all — both in-person and online attendance available.
UpcomingA seminar focused on research ethics and thesis writing for undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Buea. Topics include research integrity, citation standards, methodology design, and effective academic writing techniques tailored to Cameroonian university requirements.
UpcomingAn applied training exploring DNA fingerprinting techniques and their use in criminal investigation and forensic science. Participants will learn gel electrophoresis, STR analysis, and how molecular evidence is interpreted within the justice system.
UpcomingA hands-on training session introducing participants to the fundamentals of data analysis. Participants will learn to collect, clean, and interpret datasets using accessible tools, with applications to biological and social science research projects.
UpcomingA practical laboratory training covering the full workflow of DNA extraction from biological samples and amplification using PCR. Participants will gain hands-on experience with laboratory equipment and protocols used in molecular biology research.
PastA seminar equipping students with the skills to write, structure, and present academic and scientific work with clarity and confidence.
PastBUG hosted a workshop on bioethanol production using agricultural waste, training 26 participants on the science and practical application of clean energy production from organic matter.
PastAn industry-focused workshop covering the role of microorganisms in biogas production and environmental remediation, connecting classroom science with real-world applications.