Raphael Ede
Over 120 lecturers, researchers, and postgraduate students from the Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, have undergone an intensive two-day practical training in artificial intelligence aimed at boosting academic productivity and research outcomes.
The workshop was organised in collaboration with The Beaconsmith Collective, an Enugu-based creative technology organisation specialising in applied AI training, institutional capacity building, and emerging technology workshops.
The training recorded a strong turnout across various departments, drawing key university leadership, including the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Antoninus Obinna Ezeukwu, and the Deputy Provost of the College of Medicine, Prof. Charles Ugwoke Eze, who represented the Provost.
Facilitated by Nzube Chikwado Ndiokwelu, founder of The Beaconsmith Collective and an applied AI specialist, the sessions bypassed basic theoretical concepts to focus on practical, real-world academic workflows.
Participants engaged in hands-on exercises tailored to their core responsibilities, ranging from preparing instructional materials and
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