Bioinformatics Gate Donates £35,000 in Research Credits to UKABCS to Empower Arabic-Speaking Researchers in Computational Chemistry
A £35,000 in-kind contribution supports Arabic-speaking researchers through computational-chemistry training and research experience.
London, 25 September 2025 — Bioinformatics Gate announced a £35,000 in-kind donation to UKABCS, extending world-class training and research opportunity to Arabic-speaking researchers in computational chemistry.
What the Programme Offers
The Professional Diploma in Computational Chemistry 2026 includes 14 integrated modules, practical experience with industry-standard tools, conference poster opportunities, routes to scientific publication, and certificates accredited in Egypt and the UK.
Real Research, Real Experience
Participants can work with UK-based research teams, complete a project from idea to publication, and present their work to an international audience. The first round directly benefited 40 Arabic-speaking researchers.
Apply for Grant Funding & Capacity Building
UKABCS provides competitive peer-reviewed research grants, publication fee waivers, and international mobility support for computational researchers.
