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    A close-up photograph of a person looking through the eyepiece of a binocular microscope. The image is tightly framed on the subject's face in profile and the microscope's ocular lens. A blue light is visible in the background, likely the microscope's illumination source.

    DAAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

    11.23.2009

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Robert Gallagher 

    Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa

    Laboratory technician and microscopy student Rukia Shani of the National Reference Laboratory and Quality Assurance Training Center in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania looks through the lenses of a microscope during the malaria parasite counting pre-test session Nov. 23, in the lab of the NRLQATC. U.S. Africa Command's Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa, in cooperation with the U.S. Army Medical Research Unit-Kenya and their Kenyan partners, the Kenya Medical Research Institute, are conducting a medical engagement to provide a two-week basic malaria microscopy training, Nov. 23 through Dec. 4, 2009, to medical laboratory technologists from Tanga Region, Tanzania. The U.S. President's Malaria Initiative-Tanzania is also facilitating the training.

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    Date Taken: 11.23.2009
    Date Posted: 11.29.2009 09:31
    Photo ID: 227673
    VIRIN: 091123-N-1385G-006
    Resolution: 3888x2592
    Size: 3.18 MB
    Location: DAAR ES SALAAM, TZ
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    A registration or check-in area for a Malaria Diagnostics Training event, funded by USAID/the American People, taking place in what appears to be an East African country (Swahili text visible on banner). Participants are receiving materials including white lab coats and training booklets laid out on tables. The banner reads 'Kutoka Kwa Watu Wa Marekani / From the American People' with the subtitle 'Malaria Diagnostics Training: Supporting a Culture of Quality'.
    A group of approximately six people are entering or approaching the entrance of a modern building labeled 'Ceemi,' which features a mosquito logo in its signage. The building has a contemporary glass facade with reflective panels at the entrance. The scene appears to be a professional or institutional setting in what appears to be an African country.
    A formal meeting or conference is taking place in a wood-paneled room. One man is standing and speaking while holding papers, with three other individuals seated at a head table facing an audience. The audience consists of multiple attendees seated at curved tables facing the presenters.
    A group of people are seated at a long conference or classroom table, appearing to attend a lecture, meeting, or training session. The foreground features a woman wearing a white hijab and pink top, actively taking notes with a pen on a notepad. Several other participants are visible in the background, some appearing to listen attentively while others rest their chins on their hands.
    A close-up profile shot of a person looking through the eyepiece of a microscope. The microscope has a white body with a black eyepiece, and blue-purple light is visible emanating from the objective lens area below. The image is tightly cropped, focusing on the interaction between the person's face and the microscope.
    A close-up photograph of a person looking through the eyepiece of a binocular microscope. The image is tightly framed on the subject's face in profile and the microscope's ocular lens. A blue light is visible in the background, likely the microscope's illumination source.
    A woman in a white lab coat is looking through a Zeiss Primo Star microscope in what appears to be a laboratory or training setting. Behind her, at least one other person in a lab coat is also using a microscope. The image captures a scientific or medical laboratory session with multiple participants.
    A laboratory technician or scientist in a white lab coat is using a Zeiss Primo Star binocular microscope in what appears to be a clinical or research laboratory. The foreground subject is actively examining a slide specimen while additional personnel are visible working at similar microscopes in the background. The setting suggests a professional diagnostic or research laboratory environment.
    A large group of individuals wearing white lab coats are seated at laboratory benches equipped with microscopes in a well-lit, modern laboratory setting. The scene appears to be a training session or workshop, with participants actively engaged in microscopy work. An instructor or supervisor in civilian clothing stands to the right, holding papers and observing the participants.
    A man identified on the slide as Major E.J. Wagar, U.S. Army, is presenting a lecture titled 'Malaria Microscopy: Its Utility and Validity as a Diagnostic Test' at a Malaria Diagnostics Training event held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, November 23 – December 4, 2009. The presentation is part of a program called 'Supporting a Culture of Quality' at the National Reference Laboratory and Quality Assurance Training Centre. Several attendees are seated at tables facing the presenter and projection screen.
    A training or workshop session is taking place in a classroom-style conference room. A presenter stands at the front pointing to a projected presentation screen while participants seated at rows of tables take notes. In the foreground, an older man wearing a white kufi cap is actively writing in a spiral notebook.
    A man is presenting at what appears to be a medical or scientific conference, gesturing toward a projected slide showing anatomical or biological imagery. He is wearing a white and blue checkered short-sleeve shirt with a conference lanyard and name badge. An audience is visible in the foreground, slightly out of focus.
    A man in a tropical/Hawaiian shirt is presenting at what appears to be a medical lecture or conference. The projected slide behind him discusses P. falciparum malaria as a multisystem disease. An audience of attendees is visible in the foreground, slightly out of focus.
    A man in a Hawaiian-style shirt is presenting at a Malaria Diagnostics Training session, likely funded by USAID or a US government program, as indicated by the banner reading 'FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE' and 'Malaria Diagnostics Traini... a Culture of Quality'. He stands at the front of a small conference room with a laptop open on the table before an audience of at least two attendees. The setting appears to be in an African country, suggested by the Swahili text 'KUTOKA KWA... NA MAREKANI' on the banner.

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    Camp Lemonnier
    U.S. Africa Command
    U.S. Army Africa
    CJTF HOA
    USAFRICOM
    Dar es Salaam
    U.S. Navy Forces Africa
    Honest Talon
    Malaria Diagnostics Center of Excellence - Kisumu
    Microscopy
    Malaria
    USAFRICOMÕs
    U.S. Army Medical Research Unit-Kenya (USAMRU-K)
    U.S. PresidentÕs Malaria Initiative-Tanzania
    Tanga Region
    Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
    Tanzanian National Reference Laboratory and Quality Assurance Tr
    The Walter Reed Project
    Center for Disease Control and Prevention and Prevention
    National Malaria Control Programme
    Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
    United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

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