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Future Africa Director Cheikh Mbow "The future of Africa should not ignore the contribution of science. No country can become prosperous without domestic production and application of salient science." "I would like to share an ongoing experience at the University of Pretoria about large investments in laboratories and infrastructure. My gut feeling is to set up and open access to research infrastructures for all researchers in a spirit of technological democratization; to promote exchange between African researchers; train the next generation of advanced technology researchers; improve the quality of research and innovation; mobilize resources to build world-class research infrastructure (role of our National Research Policy). Can we make it? Some universities have understood"
Get to know the ECRLF Fellows: Dr. Dr. Alice Nabatanzi Dr. Alice Nabatanzi was mentored into... facebook
Get to know the ECRLF Fellows: Dr. Dr. Alice Nabatanzi Dr. Alice Nabatanzi was mentored into Natural Products Phytopharmaceuticals and Nutraceuticals directly after high school and has continued on the same career path to where she is today. CONNECTUS - Connecting Africa University of Pretoria https://www.futureafrica.science/index.php/what-s-happening/news/236-get-to-know-the-ecrl-fellows-dr-alice
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About the Project
The African Science Leadership Program is aimed at early-career scientists in Africa who want to take on a leadership role in terms of shaping science and research, both at their own universities and across institutions and national borders. Alongside seminars on the development of management, communication, and leadership skills, the twelve-month program covers the implementation of individual projects designed to bring about improvement in scientific management. Therefore, the Robert Bosch Stiftung supports programs that enable young African scientists to gain qualifications in science management and leadership, cultivate the key expertise required for an academic career, and build strong pan-African and international networks. The program is organized by the University of Pretoria in conjunction with the Global Young Academy, the Robert Bosch Stiftung and various international partners, and is integrated in the Future Africa Initiative.