In academia, refereed seminars are a cornerstone for PhD students, representing pivotal milestones in their scholarly pursuits. These events are not merely a platform for presentation but serve as a rigorous evaluation of their research progress and findings. The prestigious…
Developing soil quality indices for predicting Site Productivity in Pinus patula forest plantation in the Southern highlands and Northern part of Tanzania. Forests are an essential component of the global ecosystem as they significantly mitigate the effects of climate change,…
Low agricultural productivity and a decline in fuelwood resources are serious constraints for subsistence smallholder farmers in the Sub-Saharan Africa region, including Rwanda. Producing biochar in gasifier cookstoves and using it in agriculture can possibly address these constraints. It is…
Group photo of the people who attended the seminar presentation in person Miombo woodlands are important as a source of useful products such as fuelwood, charcoal, timber, and food such as fruits and honey. Moreover, they play a crucial role…
On 13th – 14th June 2024 and 24th -25th June 2024 the forest science community gathered for an enlightening seminar presented by PhD REFOREST students. Jacqueline Kajembe who is one of the PhD candidates in Forest Sciences under the same…
Figure 1: Presenting my research and receiving questions and comments from the discussant, examiners, and audience during the first refereed seminar Refereed seminars are pivotal for PhD students, marking significant milestones in their academic journey as they present their research…
Nishimwe responding to questions Introduction The Regional Research School in Forest Sciences (REFOREST) is hosting PhD students from five regional countries namely Rwanda, Uganda, Mozambique, Ethiopia and Tanzania. After conducting our research and data collection in our respective countries, the…
