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© Sinara NavoyanSinara Navoyan recently completed her doctoral studies at the University of Vienna. Her research explores how international labour migration reshapes everyday life, gender roles, and power relations within rural Armenian households. Based on ethnographic fieldwork the study examines how seasonal migration to Russia sustains local livelihoods while transforming social and economic responsibilities among those who stay, behind who are mostly women.5 min lesen · 15. Dezember 2025 -
© Seda AdamyanSeda Adamyan at the Young ÖGHMP Symposium
Seda Adamyan recently took part in the Young ÖGHMP Symposium in Vienna, presenting her research on Dirofilaria and Leishmania in Armenian mammals. The event gathered emerging scientists to discuss advances in microbiology, hygiene, and preventive medicine. For Seda, it was a valuable chance to share her findings, connect with experts, and explore new approaches for studying vector-borne zoonotic diseases in the South Caucasus.5 min lesen · 10. Dezember 2025 -
© APPEAREvent Summary: 15th S-DHG Forum 2025
Around 60 participants from funding agencies and organisations across Europe and around the world came together for the 15th S-DHG Forum 2025 – the Forum of the Cooperation for Sustainable Development in Higher Education Group (S-DHG), which took place in November 2025 at OeAD in Vienna. The meeting focused on a central challenge: how to communicate the value of higher education cooperation with the Global South during a time of increasing global uncertainty, shrinking budgets, and shifting political priorities.3 min lesen · 04. Dezember 2025 -
© Elke StinnigWorkshop Recap: Project Work in Conflict-Affected Countries
On 22 November 2025, OeAD hosted the workshop ‘Project Work in Conflict-Affected Contexts’ as part of the 9th Austrian Development Conference in Innsbruck, Austria. Caroline Paparu and Hafte Tesfay shared insights from their project work in Uganda and Ethiopia that were followed by interactive discussions. Overall, the workshop underscored that successful cooperation in conflict-affected contexts requires flexibility, ethical sensitivity, transparent communication, and long-term, trust-based partnerships rooted in local realities.7 min lesen · 01. Dezember 2025 -
© Elke StinnigIn Memoriam of Dr. Sonnia Nzilani Musyoka
We are heartbroken to share that our former scholar Dr. Sonnia Nzilani Musyoka, passed away on 22 November 2025.2 min lesen · 30. November 2025 -
© Frew Fentahun EnyewAgroforestry Systems and Multipurpose Trees in Southern and Southwestern Ethiopia
Abera Tilahun Abdi studies how agroforestry and multipurpose tree species enhance climate resilience and biodiversity in southern and southwestern Ethiopia.3 min lesen · 27. November 2025 -
© Rafat Al AfifSunday Asasio presents paper at International Conference on Materials Science and Smart Materials
At the MSSM2025 conference in Vienna Sunday Asasio presented ‘Assessment of Renewable Energy Resource Potential for Hybrid Electrification: A Case Study of Kasenyi Fish Landing Site, Uganda’. The conference provided a global platform for advancing research in materials characterization, design, and sustainable high-performance material development.3 min lesen · 27. November 2025 -
© Rafat Al AfifAidah Namagambe: Advancing Sustainable Energy Access through Hybrid Renewable Systems
At the 11th International Conference on Materials Science and Smart Materials (MSSM2025), Aidah Namagambe presented her study on evaluating renewable energy resources to establish a green, sustainable energy framework for refugee communities. Her research provides a replicable methodology for assessing solar, wind, and biomass potential—laying the groundwork for designing hybrid energy systems adaptable to other off-grid regions.4 min lesen · 27. November 2025 -
© Gerald_KwikirizaGerald Kwikiriza contributes to global dialogue on conserving the Lake Victoria fishery
APPEAR scholar Gerald Kwikiriza presented his PhD research World Aquaculture Safari 2025 Conference, engaging with leading researchers and policymakers committed to conserving one of Africa’s most vital fisheries.2 min lesen · 17. November 2025 -
© Paul T. YilliaOnline Alumni Talk with Paul Yillia from Sierra Leone, 15 October
The speaker, Paul Yillia – a seasoned scientist, policy specialist, and international advisor – shared insights from his academic journey and professional career. He reflected on his doctoral studies at the Vienna University of Technology, his work with international research organizations, his role in co-founding The Energy Nexus Network (TENN), a regional renewable energy ecosystem hub in Sierra Leone, and his perspectives on global energy developments. The presentation was followed by a lively Q&A Session with the participants.9 min lesen · 11. November 2025 -
© ANIE SecretariatInternationalization in challenging times: Report on the 15th ANIE Conference in Kampala
As global uncertainties mount, African higher education institutions are rethinking what it means to internationalize.5 min lesen · 20. Oktober 2025 -
© Alex SaturdayKI–WATER project activities strengthen the collaboration of Kabale University and BOKU University
Kabale University and the Institute for Hydrology and Water Management at BOKU University have deepened their collaboration through a series of activities under the KI–WATER Project – Building Regional Capacities in Integrated Water Resources Management in the Kigezi Highlands. From 16 to 19 September 2025, the partners carried out joint meetings, field visits, and training sessions aimed at strengthening research, teaching, and community engagement for sustainable water management in Uganda’s Kigezi region.2 min lesen · 14. Oktober 2025