
The episode features Solomon Jauro discussing his research on tuberculosis in non-human primates.
Hosted by Wealth Okete , The Immunology in Africa Podcast explores narratives at the nexus of immunology & Africa. We ask professors, postdocs, PhD students, and everyone in between to tell us about their journey into immunology, the questions driving their current work, and the impact they hope to make on the continent. To support our efforts towards amplifying African stories of immunology, you can buy us coffee or nominate a guest . -- Launching in April 2025, our special TB Immunology series and first-ever disease-focused series dives deep into the science, challenges, and success stories behind the fight to end tuberculosis. We’re joined by leading scientists whose work in TB prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and vaccine development is shaping the current landscape of the disease in Africa and globally. Whether you're actively involved in TB research or simply curious about the field, this experience promises to be both eye-opening and engaging. The fourth episode in the series features Solomon Jauro, a veterinarian and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Pittsburgh, where he studies tuberculosis in non-human primates (macaque…
Host: Wealth Okete
Guest: Solomon Jauro
Organizations: University of Pittsburgh, University of Maiduguri, University of Pretoria
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