5th Jul, 2018
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Asked 13th Oct, 2017
I am looking for African researchers (women needed!) in different fields. Any suggestions, please?
Dear all,
In the framework of a special issue of a French magazine that I am co-directing, I am looking for researchers working on Africa in different research fields, for short interviews about the future of Africa.
Women and African researchers are highly welcomed to apply for a better representativity of genders and countries.
Targeted fields, about Africa only (this list in non exhaustive):
- literature/linguistics
- physics/astrophysics
- terrestrial/marine biology
Thank you for your suggestions and applications,
Julie Morin-Rivat, PhD
Most recent answer
Dear Chahrazed,
Thank you for your proposition. The project is closed, now.
All the best with your research!
Julie
All Answers (18)
The University of Buea is like an el dorado for female researchers. Both experienced and upcoming.
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Badiâa Iazza, from Agadir, at present in the University of Seville in Spain. She is a Marine Biologist: badiaaz@gmail.com
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I may be able to help. I'm Swedish bot my research and conservation work is in Africa. / Ingela
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I am interested in the research. My area is the management & leadership of education at all levels.
There are many women researchers in all fields at Kenyatta University. I shall share the information with them.
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I am interested and I think that I can find some women in different fields. My research area is the plant ecology and conservation sciences.
Best wishes.
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I want to recommend Carine Bokatola, a PhD student in Ecology of Brazzaville Congo. carinebokatola@gmail.com
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Hi Leonor. How are you doing. I want to recommend Dr. Joana Bezerra, she is doing a very interesting work in South Africa with land use and tradicional populations bezerra.joana@gmail.com
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17th Mar, 2018
Dear Wenceslau,
Many thanks for this recommendation!
Best wishes with your own research,
Julie
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Dear Julie, I don't know why I see this so late, but in any case, you should definitely get in touch with Saran Koly and her many projects including Fields Magazine:
Best
Emilie
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I have an african collegue in the field of biosystematics and plant breeding. She is in my list of followers. I'll send you the name if you still need people
Hello,
I'm working on the parasite diversity of African cichlid fish inhabiting Lake Tanganyika if you're interested don't hesitate de contact me
with regards, and hard luck
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