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 country such as Cameroon, which abounds in an incalculable number of high-flying intellectuals, it is a little alarming to note the lack of interest and infatuation that is brought to the attention of the researcher, to his development, his notoriety and especially to the fundamental importance that he should represent on the technological
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Informed of the holding of the international fair of young African researchers, from 1 to 5 December 2020 in Yaounde, young Cameroonian entrepreneurs welcome this initiative, from the Scientific Center for Health. IFYAR 2020, a seed that is worth its weight in gold. Placed among the major scientific events of this year 2020 in Africa,
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From 1 to 5 December 2020, African researchers will converge on Yaoundé in Cameroon for the first edition of the International Fair for Young African Researchers (IFYAR). To date, all eyes are focused on the call for abstract submissions, which starts on 1 February next. At work since December 31, 2019, the organizing committee of
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According to the IRD (Institute for Research for Development) One and a half million is the number of victims of poisoning following a snake bite every year in sub-Saharan Africa. An IRD researcher has just analyzed a hundred or so studies and medical reports published over the last forty years. Until then, no large-scale examination
Tisane de Mamernat, Tosbisol 1,500, Etoncel 5,000, Stefent 2,500 fort, Vaïkeynent, Sinki-10, Reminote 2,000. Names that on first reading don’t lead to anything. However, they are part of the protocol of medicines based on plants and other ingredients that Etienne Tchoungui, a Cameroonian inventor, set up to “kill” hepatitis. This is good news for the
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https://www.scidev.net/…/actualit…/pass-mousso-04092019.html…/actualit…/pass-mousso-04092019.html More than just a jewel, this tool called Pass Santé Mousso is associated with a web and mobile platform that allows its owner to have his personal and medical data on him at all times, which facilitates his care and medical monitoring.
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Mariama is a young, brilliant mother, she is part of this youth that gives hope to the whole African continent.Indeed this Nigerian engineer transforms harmful plants into biogas to provide electricity to households. She is a fervent environmentalist and produces organic fertilizers for an African agriculture essentially organic. the young woman also works on a
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Kenya’s first solar power plant turns seawater into drinking water and promises to be the answer to the world’s water shortage..https://sympa-sympa.com/…/la-premiere-centrale-solaire-in…/ …/the-first-solar-power-station-in …/…
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