• Addressing the SNPs associated with malaria treatment failure of King Faisal hospital patients 

  MUKANDAYISENGA, Esther (2025-09-18)

  Malaria is a major health burden nationally and regionally, especially in sub-Saharan Africa which experiencing more than 94% of cases and 95% of deaths attributed to malaria, and Plasmodium falciparum being the most lethal ...
• Correlation between chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy severity and CYP3A4 variations in Rwandan cancer patients receiving paclitaxel treatment 

  TUYISENGE, Jean Paul (2025)

  Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a common and distressing complication experienced by cancer patients undergoing paclitaxel therapy. This study investigates the correlation between CIPN severity and ...
• Genomic characterization of antimalarial drug resistance markers in plasmodium falciparum using selective whole genome amplification and the nomad Nanopore sequencing in Huye, Gisagara, and Kirehe districts 

  IRANKUNDA, Laetitia (2025-09-21)

  Malaria remains a major public health challenge, with increasing cases and emerging drug resistance threatening global control efforts. This study evaluates and compares two DNA amplification strategies selective whole ...
• Genetic architecture of plasmodium falciparum and impacts on Prophylaxies in Rwanda and Cameroon 

  UWASE, Emelyne (2025-07-31)

  Malaria remains a major public health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa. Increasing resistance to antimalarial drugs such as Malarone (atovaquone–proguanil) and Lariam (mefloquine) threatens the effectiveness of chemoprophylaxis, ...
• Improvement of power reliability in the distribution network of Rwanda: a case study of the Mulindi feeder 

  KAGABO, Fred (2024-10-07)

  Reliable power distribution is fundamental to sustaining urban growth, industrial activity, and social well-being. Kigali City, the capital of Rwanda, faces persistent challenges of power outages and voltage instabilities, ...
• Design and develop energy smart meter with automatic recharge 

  NSHIMYUMUREMYI, Schadrack (2025-10-07)

  The energy meter had been invented in the 19th century, where the meter measured the amount of time electricity was supplied to a load. From time to time, the energy meter has been improved from the early energy meter, ...
• Assessment of human leukocyte viability in vitro cell culture conditions at the university teaching hospital of Butare (CHUB) 

  GASORE, Jean Pierre (2025)

  Cytogenetic is the study of chromosomal number and structural observable under a microscopy. It is a valuable tool to diagnose genetic disorders caused by chromosomal abnormalities, as well as acquired conditions such as ...
• Molecular diagnosis of fragile X syndrome among Rwandan children with neurodevelopmental disorders 

  MIZERO, Laurence (2025-07-31)

  Background: Fragile X syndrome is among the commonest causes of neurodevelopmental disorders, including autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disability and global developmental delay. However, there is no information on ...
• Monitoring of major viruses affecting potato early generation seeds in Rwanda. Case study: from tissue culture to certified seeds”. 

  NIYONTEZE, Ghislain (2025)

  Potato is an important crop in rwanda for food security and income generation. However, its production remains low about 9t/ha compared to its potential around 50t/ha. This is due to virus infections which compromise seed ...
• Monitoring of major viruses affecting potato early generation seeds in Rwanda. Case study: “from tissue culture to certified seeds" 

  NIYONTEZE, Ghislain (2025)

  Potato is an important crop in rwanda for food security and income generation. However, its production remains low about 9t/ha compared to its potential around 50t/ha. This is due to virus infections which compromise seed ...
• Assessment of helicobacter pylori infection using stool antigen testing: a cross-sectional study at university teaching hospital of Butare (CHUB) 

  RUBAMBANA, Nicolas (2025-07-30)

  Background: Helicobacter pylori is a common bacterium linked to stomach cancer and peptic ulcer disease. Despite its therapeutic importance, nothing is known about its prevalence in Rwanda. Finding the baseline prevalence ...
• Prevalence of high risk anal HPV among Rwandan women living with HIV: a cross-sectional study design at Rwanda military hospital 

  Unknown author (2025-08-01)

  Background: Persistent high-risk HPV infection is a leading cause of anal cancer, with women living with HIV at higher risk due to impaired viral clearance. Despite Rwanda's HPV vaccination program, the epidemiology of ...
• Design and floating solar photovoltaic system intergrated with a hydropower plant (A case study Nyabarongo HPP dam) 

  Samvura, Jean de Dieu (2021-11)

  Renewable energy, particularly solar photovoltaic, offers great solutions to the current energy crisis that people face in their daily lives due to its cleanliness, advantages, and low cost of technology. The dissertation ...
• Assessment and optimization of solar PV tracking systems for improved energy harvesting efficiency 

  RUKUNDO, Aime Courage (2025-10-08)

  This project work focuses on the design, optimization, and assessment of a two axis sun tracking systems to the energy harvesting efficiency of solar PV systems. The study further integrates two geared DC motors for ...
• Leveraging Crowd-sourced Social Sensing for Enhancing Remote Sensing-Based Real time Flood Mapping. Case Study of The Nile Nyabarongo Lower Level I, Rwanda 

  NIYOMUGABO, Olivier (2025-10-09)

  Flooding is a common natural catastrophe that can devastate communities by inflicting structural damage, loss of life, interruption of key services, and environmental degradation. In May 2023, Rwanda experienced intense ...
• Design of a reliable SDN-based communication for distribution automation in smart grid 

  UWIZEYEMUNGU, S Damascene (2024-08-19)

  The transition from traditional to smart grids and increasing complexity requires advanced communication frameworks to ensure reliable and efficient distribution automation (DA). Considering its capabilities to decouple ...
• Molecular detection and subtyping of circulating influenza virus strains in Rwanda 

  INGABIRE, Iyamuremye Liliane (2025)

  Background: Influenza virus remains a significant global health threat, causing seasonal epidemics and occasional pandemics. Nearly 10% of the world's population is affected by influenza annually, with about half a million ...
• Assessment of hepatitis b viral load suppression levels among HBV-infected patients on antiretroviral drugs at university teaching hospital of Butare (CHUB). 

  NZEYIMANA, Celestin (2025-07-31)

  Background: HBV infection is still a major global health concern with about 1.5 million new cases of hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection occurring annually, and an estimated 296 million people worldwide live with chronic ...
• Investigation of early life exposure to infectious pathogens and their association with microcephaly in Rwandan children 

  AKIMANA, Marie Viviane (2025-07)

  Background: Microcephaly is a clinical condition characterized by a head circumference more than two standard deviations below the mean for an individual’s age and sex. This condition can result from various risk factors, ...
• Exploring genetic variability of plasmodium falciparum: insights from PFCSP and PFK13 genes and their implications for malaria control in Rwanda 

  UWITUZE, Arlene (2025-10)

  Purpose and Scope: the purpose of this study was to characterize the genetic variability of plasmodium falciparum in Rwanda, focusing on two critical genes: the circumsporozoite protein gene (PfCSP), a target for malaria ...

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