Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – Dr. Assan Jaye, a distinguished West African scientist has been inducted as an honorary fellow of the West African Postgraduate College of Medical Laboratory Sciences in recognition of nearly three decades of research and mentorship in the field of medical laboratory sciences.
The induction, which took place on April 29, marks a significant milestone in the researcher’s career, honoring 27 years of work focused on the immunology of HIV-2 and other viral infections.
The accolade also acknowledges Dr. Assan Jaye in his scientist’s role in mentoring a generation of postgraduate and post-doctoral researchers across the region.
In remarks following the recognition, Dr. Jaye expressed deep appreciation for the award, describing it as a humbling moment and a testament to years of dedication to scientific advancement and capacity building in West Africa.
The ceremony also celebrated newly qualified fellows of WAPMLS from across the sub-region, including Liberia, Senegal, Nigeria, and The Gambia, highlighting the institution’s continued efforts to strengthen expertise in laboratory medicine.
WAPMLS is a leading professional body dedicated to advancing postgraduate training, research, and standards in medical laboratory sciences across West Africa.
The induction of Dr. Assan Jaye underscores the growing recognition of his contributions to infectious disease research, particularly in areas critical to the region’s public health landscape.
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