IFYAR to take speed underdevelopment The year 2020 marks the realization of what was until then only a simple idea developed by a group of young Cameroonians grouped around the Scientific Center for Health (SCH), namely the establishment of a fair that wants to be the RDV for young scientists.
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From 1 to 5 December 2020, the ecotourism site Ecopark Cameroon – Ahala hosted the first edition of the International Fair for Young African Researchers, commonly known as IFYAR. In all, 2,500 people rushed to the knowledge centre and prices were awarded to the future builders. Placed under the theme “Young Researchers, strategic actors of
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In 2018, the Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP) counted 215,800 students regularly enrolled in state universities. With a student enrollment rate of 10%, Cameroon serves as a model in the subregion.To this already high number should be added young Cameroonians enrolled in private institutions and those pursuing their studies abroad. In France alone, for the
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On Monday, November 16, a new company joined the ranks of the partners of the International Fair for Young African Researcher. General Express voyages, a long distance carrier that is no longer being presented, officially marked its support to IFYAR. As a present, General Express is offering 50% discount to IFYAR participants between November 30
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In accordance with its mission to popularize research, IFYAR has the honor to inform the public that a call for abstracts is open. Until October 15, 2020, young researchers from all over Africa have the opportunity to send a brief summary of their work. The result: an international exhibition and a gas pedal for their
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On January 08, 2019, Ahlam Nazih paints a guileless picture of scientific research. In an article published on economics.com, the Moroccan scholar announces some chilling figures. Only 4.4% of regularly enrolled students would get a Master’s degree. Worse still: 9 out of 10 doctoral students would drop out before obtaining their PhD…It is indeed difficult
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From 1 to 5 December 2020, Ecopark will host the first edition of the International Fair for Young African Researcher (IFYAR). During 5 days, researchers, industrialists, students and science lovers will hurry to these green lands located in Ahala – barrier. And for creative minds, IFYAR is an opportunity not to be missed. Indeed, it
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It is with great satisfaction that the Chairman of the IFYAR (International Fair For Young African Researchers) Organising Committee announces the partnership signed with The Company of Biologists; a non-profit publishing house based in the United Kingdom. Through this financial support, The Company of Biologists is thus positioning itself as a partner of the first
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Taking an interest in science or in one of these specific fields is often a matter of curiosity, passion or vocation.Let’s talk about Health Sciences. Pluridisciplinary, they encompass all the studies and/or practices of the various specialties that have as their object the health of individuals. To be more precise, they include: biology; medicine; nutrition
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In a memorandum signed by Stephane FADANKA and Joseph Rodrigue Foe Essomba from Mboalab and Scientific Center for Health respectively, aimed at establishing and defining a framework for cooperation and partnership in an effort to strengthen science and advance manufacturing technologies The Mboalab, a community biology lab aimed at promoting open science in Haiti is
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