Ipps ban: 02 – Magnetic, Structural and Electrical Properties of Ferrites, Nanocomposite and Perovskite Materials
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Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe
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Dr Aviti John Mmochi |
Executive Secretary |
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Dr John Marco Mahugija |
Assistant Executive Secretary/Treasurer |
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Dr Clarence A. Mgina |
Program Officer |
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Prof Shem Wandiga |
Board Member, Kenya |
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Prof Geoffrey Kamau |
Board Member, Kenya |
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Dr Fikira Kimbokora |
Board Member, Tanzania |
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Dr John Wasswa |
Board Member, Uganda |
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Prof Nabil Bashir |
Board Member, Sudan |
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Prof Mark Zaranyika |
Board Member, Zimbabwe |
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Prof Negussie Megersa |
Member, Ethiopia |
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Dr Thoneste Muhizi |
Board Member, Rwanda |
Swedish collaborators
(none)
Other collaborators
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Gender (F/M
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Aunschka Polder |
Norwegian School of Veterinary Sciences, Norway |
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Joseph Lalah |
Technical University of Kenya |
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Lydia Njenga |
University of Nairobi |
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Jan Ludvic Lyche |
Norwegian School of Veterinary Sciences |
IPICS ANEC - AFRICAN NETWORK OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTS
http://www.isp.uu.se/what-we-do/chemistry/networks/anec/
ISP support started in 2013.
Objective
Foster research activities in the field of electroanalytical chemistry among African scientists,
Promote and encourage the use of electrochemical approaches in African basic science as well as it applications.
Strengthen scientific cooperation between involved partners via student’s mobility, co-supervision of thesis and co-publication.
Improve and optimize technologies for the preparation of low cost, non toxic and stable sensors and biosensors based on environmental control material. This point is essential to develop close cooperation between scientists working in this field by sharing experiences, equipment and scientific knowledge in other to support various projects in each country.
Improve and optimize technologies for solid and liquid pollutant treatment and management using electrochemical approach
Strengthen relationship with industrial societies for wastewater and solid waste treatment for environment control
Increase scientific south to south exchange by supporting student mobilities and visiting scientists. This support will permit to young researchers to exchange views, experiences and information among the research workers in the fields of electrochemistry and derivative fields. It is also an opportunity to train junior workers especially postgraduate students at laboratories where proper facilities are available.
Cooperate with scientists working in various fields of electroanalytical chemistry involving other environmental control.
Organize seminars on electrochemical approaches and materials as an economic opportunity for Africa research
Coordinator
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Pr. Emmanuel NGameni/Cameroon, President Pr. Modou Fall/Senegal, Vice president, and Western Africa Regional coordinator Pr. NyokongTebelo/ South Africa Dr. Austin Ochieng/Kenya, Vice President and and Eastern Africa Regional coordinator Pr. IgnasTonlé/Cameroon, Central Africa Regional Coordinator Pr. Noureddine Raouafi/Tunisia, Northern Africa Regional Coordinator Pr. IssaTapsoba/Burkina Faso, Executive Secretary
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Swedish collaborators
Prof. Leif Nyholm, Professor at Department of Chemistry - Ångström Laboratory, Inorganic Chemistry Leif.Nyholm@kemi.uu.se +4618-471 3742
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Lo Gorton |
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