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The Science Communication engager and theoretical physicist who is the brain behind “Making Science A Star” project was excited when he received the news on August 18th, 2021. “We are delighted to present the 20 Falling Walls Engage Winners who have been selected out of 50 outstanding Finalists and many more excellent applications. The 20 Winners

Students, Staff and the Administration of the National Advanced School of Public Works (ENSTP) in Yaounde yesterday August 25, 2021 gave academic honours to their departed Prof. Marco Andrea Garuti who died on July 28th, 2021 in Spain after a brief illness. Dressed in black and led by their Director Prof. George Elambo Nkeng and

One of the major highlights of the Online Conference in memory of AIMS Cameroon’s Academic Director late Prof. Marco Andrea Garuti on August 21st, 2021 was the announcement by the Centre President that the Library will henceforth carry the departed collaborator’s name. “The AIMS Cameroon Library, the current and the future one in the new

The Centre President of AIMS Cameroon and Chief Academic Officer of AIMS Global Network, Prof. Dr. Mama Foupouagnigni, this afternoon announced the creation of the “PROFESSOR MARCO ANDREA GARUTI EXCELLENCE AWARDS” to celebrate the overall best students, notably in the courses late Prof. Marco taught at AIMS, such as Algebraic Geometry, Fundamental Group, and Galois

“In our deepest sorrow, we remember and salute Marco Garuti, one of AIMS most cherished members. His contributions were exceptional and he will never be forgotten. He probably is gone but we can feel this afternoon that his memory is alive…,” said AIMS Next Einstein Initiative Founder and Board Chair, Prof. Neil Turok, while closing

July 29 2021, Limbe–AIMS Cameroon regrets to report the death of Professor Marco Andrea Garuti, who passed on yesterday while on vacation with his family in Spain. Professor Garuti had recently completed the 2020-2021 academic year, conferring the AIMS Cameroon Master’s degree to 37 graduates of the 8th cohort during a colourful ceremony on July

25 milllon lives were saved by Mathematicians who cracked the Enigma code used by Nazi Germany to transmit secure information within the German army of 13.6 million soldiers. The mathematicians helped give the Allies an advantage in the naval struggle for control of the Atlantic during the Second World War. This little-known contribution of Mathematics