This year, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (IDWGIS) celebration established by the United Nations, wishes to bring everyone forward for sustainable and equitable development by Innovating, Demonstrating, Elevating, Advancing, and Sustaining – I.D.E.A.S. in terms of the gains made in science. It focuses on the role of Women and Girls and
As part of its 10-year anniversary celebration under the theme: Developing versatile and innovative STEM leaders for Africa’s scientific excellence and socio-economic development, AIMS Ghana has instituted an annual public lecture in honor of the late Professor Francis Allotey who founded the institute and this event will be scheduled for August 9th every year. In
This is a historic 10th graduation ceremony for AIMS Ghana! Historic not just because we are 10 years, but much more, we’re graduating 100 students with MSc in Mathematical Sciences this year. It has been an interesting decade and it is wonderful to look back on the journey so far. While there have been some
The Centre will hold an Industry-Academia Forum on the 24th of June 2022, aimed at helping alumni to transition from the academic study of Mathematical Sciences to its application in industry. This event is part of AIMS Ghana’s 10th Anniversary activities and will take place at the Google office in Accra, themed, “Building Africa’s transformative leaders for
AIMS will be organising the 3rd Edition of the Climate Science Speaker Series on Thursday, 19th May 2022 at 10:00 am as part of the activities marking the African Science Week in collaboration with the NEF Ambassador to Ghana, Mrs. Justina Onumah. Aiming to promote a gender lens in climate science research as well as
After a decade of journeying with our Centre to make impact and contribute to scientific excellence, you have witnessed the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) Ghana, undergoing massive transformation recording many milestones. These milestones include our rise to the position of a UNESCO Category II Centre of Excellence in 2018. Additionally, over 360 of
Abstract: I will present the result of a joint work with Pr. Etienne Pardoux (Aix-Marseille Université), in which we studied an epidemic spreading in a population consisting of a collection of households, each containing a small number of individuals. Individuals have frequent contacts with other members of their household, and occasional contacts with individuals chosen at