© 2015 Sarah E. Rich

Alice Nabatanzi

RISE Degree(s) 

MSc in Natural Products Technology and Value Chains & PhD in Natural Products from Makerere University

RISE Network(s) 
RISE-AFNNET
Nationality 
Ugandan
Employment 
Carnegie Early Career Research Leader Fellow (Postdoctoral Researcher) at the Future Africa Institute, University of Pretoria

Lecturer in the College of Natural Sciences, Makerere University, Uganda

Research 
PhD: Phytochemical, nutraceutical, and nutritive values of wild edible plants constituting the diets of pregnant women in Uganda

MSc: Nutritional significance of wild edible plants to people living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda

News & Blogs 

8M Construction Digest: Who Is Dr. Alice Norah Nabatanzi?

Selected Publications 

Nabatanzi A, Kabasa JD, Nakalembe I, Owiny D, Mugisha C, Nyanzi S. 2016. Phytoconstituent analyses of selected wild edible plants constituting diets of pregnant women in Buikwe District, Uganda. Int. J Biochem. Res. Rev. 14(2):1–12

Nabatanzi A, Nakalembe I. 2016. Wild food plants used by people living with HIV/AIDS in Nakisunga Sub-County, Uganda. Afr. J Food, Agric. Nutr. Dev. 16(4):11310–30

Nyamukuru A, Nabatanzi A, Mpiira S, Tabuti JRS. 2015. Locally preferred woody species and their management in Kiruhura and Arua Districts, Uganda. Ethnobot. Res. Appl. 14:49–61

Nabatanzi A, Kabasa JD, Nakalembe I. 2015. Phytochemicals and antioxidant properties of five wild edible plants consumed by pregnant women in Buikwe District, Uganda. Int. J. Pharmacogn. Phytochem. Res. 7(6): 1267–1271

Nabatanzi A, Kabasa JD, Nakalembe I. 2015. Wild edible plants consumed by pregnant women in Buikwe District, Uganda. IJTEEE 3(11):18–27

External Profile(s) 

Google Scholar | Makerere University | Future Africa, University of Pretoria

Email Address(es) 
alicen@cns.mak.ac.ug; alice2nabatanzi@gmail.com
RISE Degree(s) Completed 
February 2017