Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Dr. Nicholas Njonjo’s clinical-AI portfolio
A Nairobi doctor and researcher presents interactive scientific visuals alongside his work on clinical AI, clinician tools, and youth training.
- For
- Clinicians and young Kenyans exploring clinical AI
- Worth noticing
- The cell model connects antigen capture, processing, and presentation to the sequence Njonjo says informed AfyaBrief’s patient-story summary.
Field notes
The brain visualization invites rotation and region separation; a notice says the browser may show a still image when WebGL is disabled. A cell section models dendritic-cell capture, processing, and presentation, and says this sequence informed AfyaBrief’s organization of a patient’s story before consultation. The scan section describes Python scripts using PyWavelets and OpenCV to produce Fourier and wavelet maps. Njonjo reports coordinating silentMOOVE research across six primary-care facilities in Nairobi and Kajiado.
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