Supported by Imperial College London Africa Research Partnerships Seed Fund 2026–27

Arid-zone biofertiliser knowledge exchange

Taking place in Windhoek from 26–30 October 2026, this five-day workshop brings together Imperial College London, the Namibia University of Science and Technology, the University of Namibia and CABI. It will combine research exchange, practical training and collaboration in agricultural microbiome science.

Registration is now open. Visit the registration page for key information and a link to the online registration form.

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Zebras crossing grassland in Etosha National Park, Namibia

Convergence Agriculture

Connecting microbiome research with arid-zone agriculture and resilient crop systems.

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Laboratory glassware used for microbiology training

Microbiome Engineering

Practical training in microbiome methods, data analysis and visualisation.

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Researchers working together around a table

Partnership Building

Building lasting links for joint research, supervision and future funding.

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Supporting projects

The workshop builds on the research and training communities of DigiMic and Microbiome Revolution.