The stage is being set for the largest public gathering in AIMS Cameroon cooperative education history, with the maiden edition of the AIMS Cameroon career fair and science communication challenge. Following a rigourous ten months postgraduate training in mathematical sciences, the career fair will bring together leading actors in Cameroon’s growing market scene, to explore,
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Request for Quotation: IT Infrastructure Upgrade
The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) Cameroon is seeking providers for the supply and installation of IT equipment in its server room. Every interested bidder is encouraged to submit his or her quotation before the 7th of June, 2022, 5:00 PM local time. Your quotations must be sent via email to: server-room-equip-procurement-2022@aims-cameroon.org. Detailed information can be
Prof. Kristan Schneider Completes a three weeks stay at AIMS-Cameroon teaching a review course on Mathematical Population Genetics
Ever wondered why certain malaria drugs stop working for you after some time ? Why do the parasites in your system develop resistance to these drugs and treating yourself from malaria requires new medication? Our students have been exploring these questions for the last three weeks with the German Mathematical Biology professor, Kristan Schneider, who
Prof. Georg Bader Visits AIMS-Cameroon for the fifth year in row
Prof. Georg Bader returned to AIMS-Cameroon for the fifth year in row to teach the classical introductory course on numerical analysis to this year’s cohort of structured masters students. The seasoned German researcher whose passion for science and the continent brought him to the shores of Limbe some five years ago, this year returned to
Table Tennis Tournament
AIMS-Cameroon organized an in-house table tennis tournament to relieve student stress and strengthen friendship ties among her students, tutors and visiting staff. A fun dinner time event that lasted the better part of three hours on 16 March 2022, saw students transfer their in class competitive drive to the campus ping-pong tables, fighting for a
2021 Alumna LUCY KIMOTHO Researches On The Impact of Bias Correction on Future Projections of Photo-Voltaic Power Generation Over Kenya
Supervised by: Prof Babatunde Abiodun of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, Kenyan-born Lucy Kimotho Wangari submitted this interesting research work in partial fulfillment of her Structured Master’s Degree at AIMS-Cameroon on 25 June 2021. According to Lucy Kimotho, it is becoming increasingly evident that the countries that have done the least to cause climate catastrophes
Three Students, Two Tutors and SONARA School Pupils Explore “Straight Lines” In Give-Back Activity
Primary school pupils in the Fourth Grade at SONARA Primary School in Limbe recently participated in a two-day AIMS Cameroon Give-Back activity carried out by two tutors, Sylvain Wagoum and Luigi Bernardi, and three AIMS students: Ariane Nidelle Meli Chrisko, Christabel Lemukong Ngufor and Souleymane Ouedraogo. The latter is a very dynamic student with a
Confection des projets pédagogiques et des fiches d’activités: PAS DE VACANCES POUR LES CLUSTERS LEADERS
Les lignes pédagogiques ont bougé cette année dans l’enseignement des mathématiques au secondaire. En effet, plus de 200 enseignants formés par AIMS TTP comme leaders de Clusters et réunis dans un forum WhatsApp ont donné le ton pendant les vacances en vue d’Enseigner les Mathématiques Autrement. Durant trois mois et dans un échange engagé 24/24
BOSCH Delegation Visits AIMS Cameroon For Win-Win Partnership
The President of the Africa Region for Robert Bosch (Pty) Ltd, also known as “BOSCH” company, Dr. Markus Thill paid a working visit to AIMS Cameroon’s Center of Excellence in Limbe on the 5th of November, 2021. He was accompanied by the Business Development Manager for West & Central Africa, Mrs. Diane Flore Mokoe Nkouagni,
AIMS Alumnus NKUIATE HARRIS SOP Celebrates WORLD SCIENCE DAY With “Give-Back” Science Advocacy & Climate Change Awareness in Buea University and Schools
November 10th was set aside by UNESCO as World Science Day for Peace and Development to commemorate the importance of science in building peaceful and sustainable societies. The day aimed to strengthen public awareness, promote solidarity, renew commitments, and draw attention to challenges faced by science and raise support. The theme of this year’s celebration