The AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize for 2019 is awarded to Charles E. Chidume of the African...
AMMSI BOARD
This is the policy making organ of the organization and currently consists of the following members:
Meet the AMMSI Board
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Prof. Hamidou Toure Chairperson
Prof. Hamidou Toure is the Secretary of Burkina National Academy of Sciences and the Chairperson of the AMMSI Board
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Prof. Nouzha El Yacoubi Member
Nouzha El Yacoubi, professor at the Faculty of Sciences of Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco, has been elected president of the African Mathematical Union (AMU), for the period 2017-2021. She is the first woman in this position.
The MARM programme will support mentoring relationships between mathematicians in the United...
AMMSI will award a number of partial scholarships, each not exceeding USD 1,000. The scholarships...
In 2018, the AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize has been awarded to Professor Khalil Ezzinbi from...
Latest News
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2019 AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize Winner
The AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize for 2019 is awarded to Charles E. Chidume of the African...
MARM-Call for Prospective Departments
The MARM programme will support mentoring relationships between mathematicians in the United...
News
The AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize for 2019 is awarded to Charles E. Chidume of the African...
The MARM programme will support mentoring relationships between mathematicians in the United...
AMMSI will award a number of partial scholarships, each not exceeding USD 1,000. The scholarships...
In 2018, the AMMSI-Phillip Griffiths Prize has been awarded to Professor Khalil Ezzinbi from...
Training & Education
Research
Research is essential for discovery of knowledge and the application of the findings for the benefit of society. It is rare for faculty members in Africa to have sufficient funds, or time from teaching and administrative duties, to perform their own research.
One of the highest priorities of the AMMSI is to provide the opportunity to do so and, where appropriate, to support demonstrations of the application of mathematical work to societal needs.
Linkages & Networks
In Africa, the practice and teaching of mathematics are gravely hampered by the relative isolation of mathematicians from one another. This isolation is largely a function of the small population of mathematicians and the large distances between them.
The AMMSI intends to support linkages, networks, and movement of mathematicians that can foster more collaborative activities and, to some extent, combat the relative isolation of mathematicians.