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Research
We support and produce Africa-relevant work on AI safety, biosecurity, health systems, governance, evaluation, and emerging technological risks.
AIxBio Africa is a research and capacity-building organization working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, biology, and biosecurity in African contexts.
We build pathways from learning to contribution through research, fellowships, courses, expert-led webinars, and collaboration.
AIxBio Africa exists to strengthen African participation in the research, skills, and institutions shaping how artificial intelligence and biological risks are understood and governed.
Our work connects capacity-building with substantive research. We help people enter the field, develop practical judgement, work with experienced researchers and practitioners, and contribute evidence grounded in African contexts.
We are building a connected pathway rather than isolated activities: accessible learning, expert engagement, mentored research, and opportunities to produce and share meaningful work.
The aim is not simply to create awareness, but to help more African students, researchers, and practitioners become active contributors to AI safety and biosecurity.
Research, fellowships, courses, and webinars reinforce one another to create a stronger pathway into the field and a growing base of Africa-relevant knowledge.
We support and produce Africa-relevant work on AI safety, biosecurity, health systems, governance, evaluation, and emerging technological risks.
Our research fellowships give early-career researchers structured mentorship and a pathway to develop substantial independent research outputs.
Our courses build foundational understanding and practical judgement around AI, biology, and biosecurity through structured, Africa-focused learning.
Expert-led sessions connect our community with researchers and practitioners working across AI safety, biosecurity, public health, and governance.
Our current team is in place. Future openings will be announced as specific needs arise.
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