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I-Gene Life Science Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in August 2023, with a mission dedicated to nurturing curiosity and a passion for life sciences among students, encouraging them to explore these fields further. We believe that every student has the potential to be a scientist, and we are committed to providing them with the resources and opportunities they need to reach their full potential. We help students develop the skills and requisite knowledge they need to succeed in various life science careers. We also inspire them to see the world in new ways and to use their talents to make a difference in the world. We believe that the future of science is bright, and we are committed to helping students play a role in shaping that future.
Science Fair (DNA Extraction from Banana) held at Let It Shine Academy (LISA). Primary school pupils were thrilled seeing real DNA. They felt excited mastering lab techniques, building confidence in science. This sparked greater curiosity, inspiring them to explore biology’s endless possibilities.
Career Talk Webinar (The Science of Beginnings: An Embryology Perspective) at the University of Lagos. Students gained insights into embryology’s pivotal role in healthcare, leaving motivated to pursue scientific research and medical careers.
Science Fair (Bacteria Culturing) via Google Meet. Young learners discovered the invisible world under a microscope, practicing aseptic techniques. They left empowered with new knowledge and a deeper curiosity about microbiology’s real-world applications.
Webinar (Bioinformatics: Past, Present, and Future) at the University of Lagos Staff School. Participants explored computational genetics and big data analysis, gaining confidence in emerging technologies and the power of cross-disciplinary collaboration in science.
Webinar (Harnessing Synthetic Biology for Sustainable Development) on Google Meet. Students learned about genetic engineering breakthroughs addressing energy and healthcare challenges, leaving hopeful for innovative, eco-friendly solutions to global problems.
Webinar (Navigating the International Application Process) on Google Meet. Prospective students received tips on scholarships, visa requirements, and cultural transitions, leaving confident about global study opportunities and expanded career paths.
TBD Event (e.g., Science Challenge Showcase) via Google Meet. Students showcased innovative projects, collaborating in real-time for feedback. They felt motivated and accomplished, eager to explore deeper levels of STEM problem-solving.
Lab Visit at Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria (Idi-Araba “Micro”). Students witnessed modern genetic diagnostics, learning about sickle cell research firsthand. The visit sparked a sense of empathy and a drive to contribute to medical breakthroughs.