Gambia: Fatou Joof, the biologist who explores new strategies against malaria
Publié le 29 July 2022
Fatou Joof is a Gambian biology researcher whose work explore new strategies to eradicate malaria. She is the winner of the 2019 L’Oréal-UNESCO Young Talent Africa Award for Women in Science. Through her research, Fatou Joof is trying to find new ways to eliminate malaria, by studying the mutation of red blood cells. It was […]
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