Strengthening the diagnosis of malaria by artificial intelligence and supporting the search for new treatments from Congolese medicinal plants. This is the objective of the KUPAMAL project, which brings together UMONS, through its Service of General, Organic and Biomedical Chemistry led by Sophie Laurent, and the University of Lubumbashi via its Laboratory of Therapeutic Chemistry led by Philippe Okusa. With nearly 600,000 deaths every year in t…
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Strengthening the diagnosis of malaria by artificial intelligence and supporting the search for new treatments from Congolese medicinal plants. This is the objective of the KUPAMAL project, which brings together UMONS, through its Service of General, Organic and Biomedical Chemistry led by Sophie Laurent, and the University of Lubumbashi via its Laboratory of Therapeutic Chemistry led by Philippe Okusa. With nearly 600,000 deaths every year in t…