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DEVELOPING THE FUTURE OF PHYSICS IN AFRICA
The African Strategy for Fundamental and Applied Physics (ASFAP) is a continent-wide initiative to define a 10-year roadmap for physics research and education, with a 20-year vision. It connects experts internationally to set priorities, drive collaborations, and make practical recommendations for the future.
WHY ATTEND THE OPEN SYMPOSIUM?
Presented in plenary, followed by expert discussions and open feedback from the international community.
ABOUT THE AFRICAN STRATEGY FOR FUNDAMENTAL AND APPLIED PHYSICS Mandated by the African Physical Society and endorsed by UNESCO, ASFAP is
a grassroots effort led by physicists.
The process brings together scientists to:
STRATEGIC FOCUS AREAS FIELDS OF PHYSICS
Astrophysics & Cosmology – Atomic & Molecular Physics – Biophysics – Condensed Matter & Material Physics – Earth Science – Fluid & Plasma Physics – High Energy Physics – Light Sources – Medical Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Physics Techniques
CROSS CUTTING FIELDS
Accelerators – Computing – Energy – Instrumentation & Detectors
SOCIETAL ENGAGEMENTS
Community engagement – Early career Physicists – Ethics in Physics – Physics education – Women in Physics
For more information please consult the ASFAP web page here [ https://indico.cern.ch/event/1541442/ ]
COMMITTEES & CONVENERS
STEERING COMMITTEE
Assamagan K.A. (BNL) ■ Connell S.H. (UJ) ■ Fassi F. (UM5) ■ Khalil S. (CFP) ■ Malek F. (CNRS - LPSC)
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Adam R. (SKA) ■ Dabholkar A. (ICTP) ■ Elouadrhiri L. (JLab) ■ Fassi-Fehri O. (UM5) ■ Gates J. (Brown University) ■ Hassan M. (TWAS) ■ Hassegawa S. (U Tokyo) ■ Heuer R. (SESAME) ■ Hounkonnou M. N. (UA-C) ■ Kasry A. (UNESCO) ■ Kim Y. (UChicago) ■ Malek F. (CNRS - LPSC) ■ Malu R. (Ministry of Education – DRC) ■ Maaza M. (iThemba LABS) ■ Miyashita S. (JPS) ■ Mokhtar N. (IAEA) ■ Muronga A. (NMU) ■ Quevedo F. (NYUAD) ■ Rudolf P. (RUG) ■ Soboyejo W. (WPI) ■ Spiro M. (IUPAP) ■ Tajima S. (Osaka U) ■ Tsesmelis E. (CERN) ■ Vilakazi Z. (WITS) ■ Wagué A. (AfPS) ■ Yifang W. (IHEP)
INTERNATIONAL OBSERVERS & CONVENERS
Abah O. (NU) ■ Adraoui I. (Ibn Zohr U) ■ Arame Boye N. (UCAD) ■ Asabere B. (GSSTI) ■ Avery S. (UPenn) ■ Boye D. (BNL) ■ Chidinma I. (NASRDA) ■ Chetty N. (WITS) ■ Chigome S. (BITRI) ■ Cyulinyana M. (NCST) ■ Drissi L. (UM5) ■ Engo S. (U Yaoundé I) ■ Fankam B. (ADU) ■ Goerlach U. (IPHC-CNRS) ■ Guèye P. (MSU) ■ Haddad S. (UTEM) ■ Hassani S. (CEA-Saclay) ■ von der Heyden B. (SUN) ■ Jenni P. (UFR, CERN) ■ Ka O. (UCAD) ■ Kamel G. (SESAME) ■ Kar D. (WITS) ■ Kenmoe S. (UDE) ■ Krüger T. (UPR) ■ Laassiri M. (BNL) ■ Leeuw L. (UWC) ■ Makinde O. (SUN) ■ Mimouni J. (UC1) ■ Muheki P. (MUST) ■ Mulilo B. (UZA) ■ Musembi R. (UNI) ■ Mwewa C. (BNL, DESY) ■ Nibamureke U. (Univen) ■ Povic M. (SSGI) ■ Rahal G. (CNRS-IN2P3) ■ Raich (CERN – Retired) ■ Ramaila S. (UJ) ■ Samsam S. (INFN-MI) ■ Sebihi R. (UM5) ■ Serafini L. (INFN-MI) ■ Sewell B. T. (UCT) ■ Stodart N. (UCP) ■ Traoré A. (UCAD) ■ Usman I. (WITS)
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The Open Symposium on African Strategy for Fundamental and Applied Physics (ASFAP) | (smr 4248)
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