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Professor Priscilla Kolibea Mante, an Associate Professor of Pharmacology at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has been featured in the UNESCO Virtual Science Museum, a newly launched global digital space showcasing scientific stories from around the world.
This development was shared on the Facebook page of Voice of KNUST on Saturday, December 27, 2025.
“KNUST scientist Prof Priscilla Kolibea Mante has been featured in the UNESCO Virtual Science Museum, a newly launched global digital space showcasing scientific stories from around the world,” the post stated.
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The Virtual Science Museum was developed within the framework of the United Nations International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (2024–2033) and aims to make science accessible, inclusive and engaging through storytelling, culture and diverse perspectives.
The platform brings together contributions from museums, scientific institutions and partners across regions, highlighting how science connects to everyday life and global challenges.
According to a report by KNUST news, “Her inclusion forms part of the museum’s inaugural exhibition, Women in Science – A Story in Motion, which highlights women scientists across time and cultures whose work is pushing the boundaries of scientific knowledge.”
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Here is a brief profile of Prof Mante
Prof Mante is a leading African neuroscientist, with an extensive research portfolio on the neurobiology and pharmacotherapy of mental and neurological disorders, particularly epilepsy, depression, anxiety, and neuroinflammation.
Her work explores the therapeutic potential of African medicinal plants and the molecular mechanisms underlying drug-resistant epilepsy.
Beyond her research, she has played a critical role in advancing the inclusion of young scientists in global policy and research dialogues.
She previously served as Co-Chair (LMIC) of the Global Young Academy (2022–2024) and Chair of the Ghana Young Academy (2019–2022).
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