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CAIRLab KNUST Researcher Leads Team to Two Hackathon Awards

Sep 27, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Award

PhD researcher Dominic Agyili led his team to two awards — Best Average F1 and Best Peak F1 — at the Ghana Data Science Regional Hackathon 2026, predicting building ages from satellite imagery.

Hackathon Award Data Science

CAIRLab Launches AI for Professionals Project

Sep 26, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Project Launch

CAIRLab KNUST launches the AI for Professionals Project, training at least 120 young Ghanaians in employer-validated AI skills across four pathways, commissioned by BMZ and implemented by GIZ in partnership with MoTAI.

AI for Professionals Training GIZ BMZ Employment

SecureAI Hackathon 2026 Kicks Off with 116 Teams

Sep 26, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Hackathon

The SecureAI Hackathon 2026 officially kicked off with opening remarks from Dr. Emmanuel Ahene and presentations from CAIRLab’s student researchers, as 116 teams begin competing for one of 12 spots in the next stage.

Hackathon SecureAI Opening Day

Final Registration Push for SecureAI Hackathon 2026

Sep 19, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Hackathon

The laboratory's immediate focus is locking in final team placements, with over 240 participants already signed up ahead of the September 20 deadline.

Hackathon SecureAI Registration

SecureAI Hackathon 2026 Details Released

Sep 19, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Hackathon

The laboratory will host a hybrid (online and on-campus) hackathon from September 28 to 30, 2026, focused on building practical solutions to mitigate privacy and security risks associated with AI.

Hackathon SecureAI Registration

Dr. Emmanuel Ahene Secures ONR Research Grant for SecureAI Project

Aug 25, 2026 CAIRLab Communications Funding

Dr. Emmanuel Ahene, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at KNUST, has secured a research grant from the Office of Naval Research (ONR), USA, to fund the SecureAI Project.

Funding ONR SecureAI