One of the highlights at AIMS Cameroon Centre in Limbe last week was a talk by 8th Cohort Graduate Allassan Nken Tchangmena Tchangmena in the main lecture hall. This fresh graduate from AIMS edified 9th cohort students with a lecture on his research essay titled “Data Prediction in Wireless Sensor Netwotks” A WSN is a
It was the first of many, and well worth the time. An untraditional introduction to applicable or applied mathematics, one that shoulders the problem of communities across the continent, a problem familiar and close to the hearts of every student who has said farewell, however temporary, to family and friends, and travelled to our seaside
2019-2020 Alumnus and Valedictorian, Romaric Kana opened AIMS Cameroon Public Lecture Series for the 2020/2021 academic year. Introducing 48 participants made up of students, tutors, and some AIMS Cameroon alumni to his essay project titled “Riemannian Geometry”, Romaric Kana explained that the main objective of his work was to study the main basic concepts in
During his talk themed “How the immune system works: Investigation of the Dynamics of Innate Immune System for Bacterial Infection”, GIRMA ZELLEKE, AIMS Cameroon tutor and Ph.D. student at the University of Buea, began by generally introducing the immune system, organs of the immune system, immune cell generation, and classification of the immune system. The