Bioinformatics Gate Donates £35,000 in Research Credits to UKABCS, Empowering Arabic-Speaking Researchers in Computational ChemistryLondon, 25 September 2025 – Bioinformatics Gate, a pioneering educational platform in computational chemistry and bioinformatics, has announced an In-kind Donation of £35,000 to the UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS). This donation marks a historic step in bridging Egypt’s ancient heritage of science and civilisation with the demands of modern computational research, opening new horizons for Arabic-speaking researchers.
For thousands of years, Egypt stood as a beacon of civilisation, giving the world its first written language, its earliest medicine, and astronomers who mapped the skies. Today, that same legacy is reborn in a new form – computational science. Through this initiative, Egypt once again places itself at the heart of global knowledge, demonstrating how ancient wisdom and modern technology can unite to shape the future of discovery.This £35,000 donation ensures that researchers across the Arab world will have access to world-class training once restricted to elite universities, giving young scientists the opportunity to compete and collaborate at the highest international levels.
Ms. Israa M. Shamkh, Founder of Bioinformatics Gate, shared her vision:
“We believe that advanced scientific research should be accessible to everyone, not just to elite institutions. This £35,000 donation is not only a financial contribution, but a cultural and scientific bridge – one that connects Egypt’s ancient civilisation with the future of modern research. For me, as an Egyptian scientist, this is about honouring the Pharaohs’ heritage by building the science of tomorrow.”
Mr. Khizar Hayat, Director of UKABCS, highlighted the significance of this partnership:
“This generous contribution from Bioinformatics Gate is more than support – it is transformation. It reduces barriers for Arabic-speaking researchers, strengthens global equity in science, and shows how international collaboration can truly reshape the research landscape. To see Egypt, the land of ancient science, leading once again in advancing global knowledge is profoundly inspiring.”
Thanks to this donation, Arabic-speaking researchers can now access the Professional Diploma in Computational Chemistry 2026 at minimal operational cost. The diploma delivers:
This diploma is designed to immerse researchers in the true journey of a scientist:
The results speak for themselves: in its first round, 40 Arabic-speaking researchers benefited directly, demonstrating the immediate and transformative power of this initiativ
This diploma is unlike any traditional training program. It does not only provide theoretical content, but also creates a complete experience that allows the student or researcher to live the real journey of a scientist inside a professional research environment.
Beneficiaries of the scholarship become part of real research teams affiliated with a UK-based company, giving them a rare opportunity to work within an international ecosystem, beyond traditional education.
Training is not limited to theory. Each researcher begins with selecting a real research topic and then carries out a complete project step by step, until reaching publishable results.
The program allows researchers to take part in an international scientific conference in London, where they present a scientific poster under their name before a global audience – placing the Arabic researcher at the heart of the international scientific community.
As part of the experience, participants have the opportunity to publish their research in an international scientific journal linked to the scholarship, with the freedom to publish in other journals if they wish.
Participants receive:
Researchers will be trained on the same computational tools actually used in global pharmaceutical companies, preparing them to step directly into research and applied industry.
Bioinformatics Gate is a leading educational platform specialising in computational chemistry and bioinformatics. It provides professional training programmes, direct supervision on research projects, and opportunities for international publication and conference participation.
The UK Association for Biotechnology and Computational Science (UKABCS) is a UK-based non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering researchers worldwide. It supports capacity building, international conferences, and sustainable collaboration, with a strong focus on enabling equal access for researchers from both developed and developing regions.