Obituary: Muzan was ubiquitous (external link) during the Sudanese revolution, from delivering valuable teach-ins (external link) , trainings and workshops (even during dangerous times); actively organising initiatives and events; public speaking (external link) and analysing, chanting in protests (external link) as well as writing and analysing in both Arabic and English. With some of her friends and comrades, she quickly realised that scientific knowledge must be democratised and used for the service of liberating her people. That’s why she was one of the co-founders and the managing director of ISTinaD Center – Sudan (external link) , a research centre that works in the field of innovation, science and technology for people-centred development.