African Science Day 2011: October 22nd, 2011 at the University of Frankfurt/Main
African voices looking for solutions in times of crises
African Science Day
Saturday, October 22th, 2011 from 10:00 am t0 8:00 pm
University of Frankfurt/Main
Uni- Campus Westend
Conference Hall, Evangelische Studierendengemeinde (ESG).
Siolistraße 7
60323 Frankfurt/Main
The 7th African Science Day 2011 will take place on Saturday, October 22 nd, 2011 in Frankfurt/Main (Germany). As a yearly tradition, the African Science Day has been institutionalized with the intention of presenting Africa’s contribution to the development of Science and Technology in the world in general, and in the German speaking world in particular. Through the African Science Day, our organization “African Development Initiative” opens a platform for African Scientists willing to hold a scientific discourse on Africa. The session of this year will focus on the political conflict in Ivory Coast, the role played by the « international community », internal and external actors, the legal frame of their intervention as well as the ownership of African regional organizations in conflict resolution and prevention in Africa.
Africans Students and Researchers of German universities and Research Institutes willing to present the results of their research at this annual meeting are cordially invited to provide following information:
1. Their Family name, first name and postal (or electronic) addresses
2. The address of their university or research institute
3. A short summary of the research work which will be presented
4. The evaluation’s report of the research work (for MA. and PhD thesis)
5. A short curriculum vitae (not more than 1 page)
Everybody willing to participate to the African Science Day as a simple attendant is welcomed.
NB: For details on this yearly event, please refer to our website: www.a-d-i.info
ADI e.V.
Communication/Public Relations
Florence Tsague Assopgoum
Bonaventure Tchucham
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