Highlight African Research

We are proud to introduce the Highlight African Research Initiative, a platform dedicated to showcasing groundbreaking research from Africa. This initiative aims to spotlight the innovative work being done by researchers across the continent, providing them with visibility and recognition on a global scale. By sharing these insights, we aim to foster collaboration, inspire future research, and celebrate Africa’s contributions to global knowledge. Join us in promoting the incredible research shaping Africa’s future.

Travel Fellowship

We are thrilled to announce the Travel Fellowship Program, an exciting opportunity designed to support our members in exploring new horizons. This program offers financial assistance to enable travel for research, professional development, and networking. Whether attending conferences, workshops, or collaborations, the fellowship provides funding to help you advance your career. You’ll have the chance to connect with peers and experts from across the globe, enriching your professional journey and fostering new opportunities for growth.

Mentorship

To our valuable ADSF Member community, Science Experience and Career Path Exchange (SECPE) is a self-directed mentoring program that gives us the opportunity to be matched 1:1 with a mentor, or mentee from our database. The program provides a digital platform where you can form new connections, learn and collaborate from peers residing in Diaspora or Africa, and share career advice and experiences.

ABOUT US

A Network of African Diaspora Scientists!

At ADSF, our goal is to create an active networking of African diaspora scientists independently from their home countries. At ADSF, we are looking for African Diaspora Scientists, that’s it! Scientists in the field of biological sciences, chemistry, computer sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Medical sciences and Physics are highly desired to join ADSF. We aim to contribute to African development using science and new technologies approaches. It is a logic way to give back to our first home continent which initiate our education. Join us today as ADSF member and learn more about our upcoming activities!

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A Proposed Approach to Facilitate the Accessibility of Scientific Articles to Trainees in Africa

Authors: Mohamed Cissé and Rafiou Agoro; On behalf of African Diaspora Scientists Federation This article authored by the members of African Diasp…

Dr Abdoulaye Oury BARRY, Biotechnology researcher

Dr Abdoulaye Oury Barry is a Biotechnology researcher at FNRS. Here is his interview: interview

Personal Reflection on Africa’s Counterfeit Pharmaceutical Epidemic

Since few decades, the population of Africa, our beloved continent, is booming. This is not bad news. Let us embrace this positively and celebrate ou…

Let’s welcome back onsite scientific conferences coupled with online attendance option

This article calls for the necessity to couple onsite scientific conferences coupled with an online attendance option for the sake of scientific incl…

Sickle cell disease patients are vulnerable to kidney illness according to a recent collaborative study from Ghana and USA.

Brief Abstract Growing up in West Africa, it is common to know a family member or a neighbor with sickle cell disease (SCD) and unfortunately some…

How African scientists can give back to their home continent

Rafiou Agoro’s early-career experiences in France and the United States inspired him to mentor colleagues in Africa and those whose careers also took…

African Diaspora Scientists Federation: Leveraging Science and Technology to Benefit Africans

Science and technology are transforming our society and it is clear that we all in the world are benefiting from it including African populations. No…

Leveraging Science and Technology to Benefit Africans Populations through African Diaspora Scientists Federation initiative

We were honored to share our ongoing efforts to create a dynamic platform of African diaspora scientists on brain circulation in Africa at the US Nat…

African diaspora scientists as development catalysts

National Science Policy Symposium: Rockefeller University New York on November 10th, 2018 It was with great pleasure, Rafiou Agoro, PhD presents our…

Dr. Boateng, an African scientist in China with a vision to increase research in oil and gas exploration techniques in Africa

At 35, Dr. Cyril D. Boateng was born in a town called Ho in Ghana. While growing up, he did not have scientist role model but decided to pursue a STE…

Online conferences: an alternative to on-site conference attendance? How does it affect our networking potential?

As a collective body of graduate students and postdocs, we can all agree that conference registration fees are expensive and there are no signs of a …

Let’s teach our children science in their own languages

African governments and scientists should agree to a two-generation plan to move away from European-language science teaching on the continent, write…

African Diaspora Scientists as Development Catalysts

African development challenges remain one of the most difficult to overcome in world. To address these challenges, Africa countries should invest mas…

A Proposed Approach to Facilitate the Accessibility of Scientific Articles to Trainees in Africa

Authors: Mohamed Cissé and Rafiou Agoro; On behalf of African Diaspora Scientists Federation This article authored by the members of African Diasp…

Using African Indigenous Languages in Science Engagement to Increase Science Trust

Using African Indigenous Languages in Science Engagement to Increase Science Trust https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/communication/articles/10.33…

Time for African youth in science

This article authored by Drs. Mandingha Kosso Etoka-Beka and Ascel Samba-Louaka highlights the existing opportunities for Africans to fund their rese…

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Goal: Give Back!

At ADSF, our goal is to create an active networking of African diaspora scientists independently from their home countries. At ADSF, we are looking for African Diaspora Scientists, that’s it! Scientists in the field of biological sciences, chemistry, computer sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Medical sciences and Physics are highly desired to join ADSF. We aim to contribute to African development using science and new technologies approaches. It is a logic way to give back to our first home continent which initiate our education. Join us today as ADSF member and learn more about our upcoming activities!

What to expect?

Travel fellowship, mentorship and networking for mentor and mentee!

Why ADSF?

You will have the opportunities to mentor or being mentored!

How to join ADSF?

Sign up via https://www.adsf.club/register/. A simple resume is required.

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Goal: Give Back!

At ADSF, our goal is to create an active networking of African diaspora scientists independently from their home countries. At ADSF, we are looking for African Diaspora Scientists, that’s it! Scientists in the field of biological sciences, chemistry, computer sciences, Engineering, Mathematics, Medical sciences and Physics are highly desired to join ADSF. We aim to contribute to African development using science and new technologies approaches. It is a logic way to give back to our first home continent which initiate our education. Join us today as ADSF member and learn more about our upcoming activities!

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