The Natural Chemotherapeutics Research Institute is undertaking a number of key research projects which are primarily geared toward product development. The Centre operates an open door and collaborative policy when it comes to research. We are more than happy to have researchers all over the world who are interested in what we do to join us especially in a collaborative manner. If you wish to collaborate with us on any of our current projects or any other areas of natural product research you can contact the Director via e-mail: director@ncri.go.ug or info@ncri.go.ug
Establishment of Pharm-Biotechnology and Traditional Medicine Center (PHARMTRAC)
There was Establishment of Pharm-Biotechnology and Traditional Medicine Center (PHARMTRAC). This project was undertaken between 2016-2020. It was undertaken in collaboration with Mbarara University of Science and Technology. The contact
Vitellaria paradoxa
Up scaling the Production and Use of Ugandan shea butter (Vitellaria paradoxa) Oil in Food Applications. This project was undertaken from 2015 to 2016 . It was done in collaboration
Canarium schweinfurthi indigenous fruit
Unlocking the commercial potential of Canarium schweinfurthi indigenous fruit for improved livelihood in Central Uganda. This project is undertaken in collaboration with Makerere University College of Agriculture. The contact person
Invitro propagation
Invitro propagation, phytochemical and pharmacological evaluation of Prunus africana, Warburgia ugandensis, Leonotis nepetifolia & Aspilia africana of Uganda. This project is undertaken in collaboration with Korean Institute of Oriental medicine,
Max cool sugar cane juice flavoured
Max cool sugar cane juice flavoured and fortified with tamarind. It’s a great juice full of Vitamin C that is so handy in boosting body immunity
Immune System Booster for HIV
COVID-19 Vaccine
CHARACTERIZATION AND PRE-CLINICAL EVALUATION OF BEE PRODUCTS AND WARBUGIA UGANDENSIS FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF COVID-19 COVID 19 is a severe viral disease for which no cure or effective prophylaxis has