Thursday, 6 August 2020
A strong background in science and technology is crucial for students who want to become academic research scientists. But there are many other jobs for budding scientists that also need extra business-oriented skills. For instance, students can become the engine of biotechnology incubators – looking into agriculture or food innovations. Or they could be the employees of new start-up ventures dealing with energy challenges. As African countries continue to develop, there will be more and more demand for these experts who help to address development needs and economic realities. First, though, students need to be taught how to turn scientific…
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