The International Society for Neurochemistry-Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti Advanced School on Stroke Neurochemistry and Cerebrovascular Resilience has called for increased investment in neuroscience and cerebrovascular research across African institutions.
The ISN-ABUAD Advanced School, a collaboration between the ISN and ABUAD, also highlighted the importance of addressing “gaps in African brain data and developing research programmes to reflect the biological, environmental and healthcare realities of African populations.”
The Director of the ISN-ABUAD Advanced School 2026 and Chairman of the Local Organising Committee, Dr Edem Edem, stated this in a communique issued on Monday at the close of the week-long Advanced School 2026, with the theme, ‘Stroke, Neurochemistry and Cerebrovascular Resilience,’ held at ABUAD.
Edem stated, “The school recommended increased investment in neuroscience and cerebrovascular research across African institutions and greater development of multidisciplinary and multicentre research collaborations.”
He added that the school also advocated strengthening laboratory and research infrastructure to support
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