By KURIAN MUSA
Day two of the 16th Biennial International Conference at Egerton University was marked by high-level reflections on academic strategy, innovation, and knowledge exchange, as experts and stakeholders convened for the opening session.
A researcher from Egerton University has secured an international research grant that could help integrate artificial intelligence into farming and strengthen technological innovation in Kenya’s agricultural sector.Dr. Patrick Wamalwa from the Department of Agricultural Engineering has been selected for the African Futures Research Leadership Program (AFRLP) Cohort 6 for 2026, an initiative supported by the Alliance for African Partnership.
Egerton University today commenced a two-day Research-to-Commercialisation (R2C) capacity-building training aimed at equipping researchers, faculty and student innovators with practical skills to move their innovations from ideation to viable products.
