Editors – Page 4 – Next Einstein Forum

May 2, 2019

M. H. Eisa

Dr. Mohamed Hassan Eisa Salim (Dr. M. H. Eisa) is an associate professor of Physics at the Physics Department at Sudan University for Science and Technology. His research interests lie in ion beam physics and its application. He is planning to work on ion beam modification of wide band-gap semiconductor nanostructures for applications in optoelectronics and […]

M. Maaza

Prof. M. Maaza, an Algerian by birth & South African by residence holdsa DESS in Solid State Physics from the University of Oran-Algeria, an MSC in Lasers & Photonics & a PhD in Quantum Neutron Optics from the University of Pierre-Marie Curie& the Commissariat a l’Energie Atomique respectively. He is currently a permanent joint staff […]

S.K. Mkhonta

Dr Simiso K. Mkhonta is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Swaziland (UNISWA), eSwatini. His studies began with a BSc at UNISWA , where he majored in mathematics and physics. Following this, he taught mathematics to high school students for a year, and then completed his PhD in physics at McGill University, Canada, in […]

B. Abdeslam

Badre is a social scientist and Fulbright scholar. His research focuses on policy development in the fields of a) higher education, b) migration & mobility and gender & development, especially within Africa and the EU-Southern Mediterranean cooperation. Badre is permanent professor at Mohammed V University of Rabat. Prior to that, he was a visiting professor […]

S. Lawan

Sarah Lawan is currently Advisor for Regional Co-operation in the Networks, Partnerships and Gender Division of the OECD Development Centre in Paris. In that capacity, she conceives platforms for regional and international public policy dialogue in order to share evidence-based knowledge, best practices, and actionable recommendations for sustainable development across policymakers. She was previously Lead […]

A. Sneyd

Adam Sneyd is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Guelph. He continues to be interested in knowing more about the politics of commodities, the politics of development, and the politics of science in the African context. He has written two academic books on the politics of cotton. The […]