Co-Investigator, Bioinformatics and Biological Resources Fund (BBSRC Grant). Council Reference: BB/R014957/1
Proposal Title: GCRF-BBR: West African bioactive plant products: pipeline for maximizing potential.

Principal Investigator: Dr Keith Spriggs. Organization: School of Pharmacy, University of Nottingham, UK
Reference: 343492
Date and time of action: 28 September 2017 - 31 May 2018.

African Oxford (AfOx) Collaborative Travel Grant  (£ 5000)

KNUST Research Fund (KREF) Interdisciplinary Grant (GH¢ 30000)           2019

Research Project: Screening of Ghanaian Allium species for antimycobacterial, efflux pump and biofilm inhibitory activity to mitigate multidrug resistant tuberculosis.

KNUST Research Fund Seed Grant (GH¢10000)                                         2019

Research Project: Application of the rapid, simple, inexpensive High-Throughput Spot Culture Growth Inhibition Assay (HT-SPOTi) in natural product drug discovery to tackle antibiotic resistance in global infectious diseases

AfOx Research Development Awards (ReDA). Africa Oxford Initiative in partnership with the University of Oxford collaborating with KNUST. Research Project: Natural Product Drug Discovery to tackle Antibiotic Resistance. P.I. Cynthia A. Danquah. £ 47,772 = USD 63,480.3    

Global Engagement - King’s ODA Research Partnership Seed Fund. P.I. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham, Kings College London collaborating with Co-I. Cynthia A. Danquah, KNUST. £ 5500 = USD 7,308.50

Global Challenges Research Funds (GCRF) Public Engagement/Impact Acceleration fund (RA26J1) awarded by University of Nottingham, UK. P.I. Dr Keith Spriggs. Co-I. Cynthia A. Danquah. £10,000 = USD 13,288  

University College London, School of Pharmacy Travel Grant to Cynthia A. Danquah to attend a Scientific Conference. £ 300 = USD 395.70

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Travel grant to San Diego, California, USA to present research at the ASM/ICAAC Interscience Conference. USD 2000 .00