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The Pan-African School for Emerging Astronomers

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StrOkeZhaChibueze, James
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UniUniSwiNor
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CCSDNat
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International audience The Pan-African School for Emerging Astronomers (PASEA) is an innovative short course for African university students, held by an African-led international collaboration. PASEA aims to build a critical mass of astronomers in Africa and exchange ideas about teaching across continents.

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[CHIM]Chemical Sciences[INFO]Computer Science [cs][PHYS]Physics [physics][SDU]Sciences of the Universe [physics]

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