Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES (SBLS)

  • Emphasis on hands-on skills

    Applied Biology students during an animal study practical session

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    Graduands during a recent graduation

  • SBLS Workshop

    Prof. Yole addresses faculty members

  • SBLS practical session

    SBLS students during a practical session

  • Past Graduation

    Dr. Edward Okonjo receives his PhD in Parasitology

MEET THE LEADERS IN BIOSCIENCE TRAINING

At the School of Biological and Life Sciences (SBLS), we're on a long-term mission to find solutions to the growing challenges of life. For this reason, we have dedicated our resources and expertise to finding solutions to these challenges through Research and Innovation.

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A future in Biological Sciences begins here

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Our Departments

Applied and Technical Biology
Biochemistry and Biotechnology
Food Science and Technology
Ecology and Conservation Biology
In the face of diversity and breadth of biological sciences, The School of Biological and Life Sciences at the Technical University of Kenya creates an opportunity for new specializations to enhance capacity building, collaborations and maximization in utilization of resources, both physical and human.
~ Prof. Dorcas Yole
DIRECTOR, SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES
Scientists have become the bearers of the torch of discovery in our quest for knowledge.
STEPHEN HAWKING

SBLS Announcements

Practical Manuals
Practical manuals are ready for purchase at the School Office.
Published: Thursday 17th of February 2022 11:29:49 AM

SBLS Calendar

14 - 25 MAR
Term Examinations
4 - 15 APR
Semester Examinations

SBLS in media
Prof. Dorcas Yole
"The immunology of vaccines"
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Dr James Nyariki
"The scientists path"
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Research and Innovation

Co-administration of chloroquine and coenzyme Q10 improved treatment outcome during experimental cerebral malaria
Co-administration of chloroquine and coenzyme Q10 improved treatment outcome during experimental cerebral malaria
Bosire Ouko, Nyabuga James Nyariki, Peninah Wairagu
Successful experimental infant baboon model for childhood cryptosporidiosis studies
James Nyariki, E.Njillani, Atunga Nyachieo
Coenzyme Q10 protected against arsenite and enhanced the capacity of 2,3-dimercaptosuccinic acid to ameliorate arsenite-induced toxicity in mice
Victoria Mwaeni, James Nyariki, Ngalla Jillani
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Our Partners

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