African Water Resources Mobility Network (AWaRMN)

The AWaRMN supports the mobility of students and staff within Africa. The objective of the programme is to enhance capacity development in Africa

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Awarm visiting scholar Dr Chukwuemeka meeting with DVC Research, Innovation and strategic partnerships. DVC expressed desire to further the collaboration between Rhodes and Futmina.

[African Water Resources Mobility Network (AWaRMN) @AAwarmn]

Isabel from the EU evaluating team at the Department of Chemistry, Makerere University.

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Awarmn scholar Esther at Makerere University presenting to the doctoral committee.

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Prof Twaha on staff mobility at the University of Kinshasa was received by the VC and had the opportunity to exchange with the MC of the University of Kinshasa on the possibility to strengthen collaboration between their institutions.

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Prof Odume and Dr Ammari on staff mobility at Chemistry department of Makerere University together with students on mobility. The AWaRMN students were given platform to talk about their research, challenges, and personal developments.

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Another presentation by an AWaRMN Scholar at the @SASAqS_society conference. MSc student, Sofia Lazar presenting on water quality degradation in the Grootdraai Dam Catchment.

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Enahoro Owowenu, an AWaRMN PhD scholar from the Institute for Water research presenting on Spatio-temporal distribution of microplastics in rivers at the SASAqS conference in Somerset West, South Africa. @WaterResearchRU @SASAqS_society

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AWaRMN scholars attending the @SASAqS_society conference in Somerset West, South Africa. Taking selfie's before their presentations. Look out for their presentations today and tommorow @MaryChibwe4 @EstherSeriki1 @LAZARSofia1

[African Water Resources Mobility Network (AWaRMN) @AAwarmn]

The #AAwarmn scheme provides an unprecedented opportunity for staff & students in African Universities to enhance their human capital, while strengthening intra-African cooperation in higher education through academic mobility.

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With great delight and excitement, we announce the first AWARMN graduate, Ms Usman Mariam Onize.
Ms Onize graduated with her MSc in Chemistry, Academic Mobility Scheme of the #EU_Commission.

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AWaRMN student presentation on their research progress update just started. Kindly join us. @WaterResearchRU @FAkamagwuna

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Earlier last week our MSc student, Mr Andrew Abagai Ali presented at the Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists Congress 2022.

Andrew presented a part of his MSc thesis on plastic pollution in headwater streams.

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Join us today at 11 am SA time via zoom as we continue our student seminars series.

MSc and PhD students from the @WaterResearchRU will be presenting different aspects of their research.

#AWarMN #FAkamagwuna #seminarseries @nelskaro

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Happy to announce that the @AAwarmn student seminar series started today. We thank Tankeuoo Imerina, Cedrick Mobulayi & Noleen Tavengwa for their exciting presentations

Join us 19/04/2022, 11:00AM Johannesburg for the next seminar series
#FAkamagwuna #WaterResearchRU #nelskaro

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@MarieBlessed247, @AAwarmn Scholar and @WaterResearchRU Ph.D. student giving project progress talk on Source Attribution and human health risk assessment of antibiotic-resistant Campylobacter in Bloukrans and Swartkops Rivers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
#WednesdaySeminars

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@Rhodes_Uni Postdoc scholar, David Gwapedza, introduces his project that integrates multiple tools and stakeholder engagement to achieve a sustainable water management strategy in the Koue Bokkeveld region. @freshwatersa @INRAE_Intl @WWFSouthAfrica. @WaterResearchSA @NRF_News

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Yesterday, one of the @AAWARMN PhD students Mr Enaohoro Owowenu kick-started an in-person seminar @WaterResearchRU after 2 yrs of covid-19 restriction! Enahoro's project is among the @AAwarmn student's projects exploring plastic ecology in selected SA rivers!
@nelskaro @PhDVoice

[Institute For Water Research, RU @WaterResearchRU]

Mr. Enahoro Kennedy Owowenu, @AAwarmn scholar and @WaterResearchRU Ph.D. student gives the first in-person seminar presentation in over two years.

Well done Enahoro!
#AcademicTwitter

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AWaRMN partners meet for students’ selection: partner institutions need to put together bundles of credit seeking courses available for students in the mobility ~ Ms. Wolf Margaret

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Happening now: @AAwarmn PMC Selection Committee holds a meeting on students selection.

[Frank C. Akamagwuna, PhD @FAkamagwuna]

Last weekend I was privileged to attend the #JWO2021 Award as Top 3! The amazing research from 27 African countries expresses huge hope for R&I in Africa! What an amazing time to interrogate #plasticpollution Thanks to @OppGenRC Team! Congrats Dr Idowu👏#RhodesResearch #phdlife