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T3 · ENVIRONMENT & TERRITORY★ STAR

Dié-Yacine Ka presents a thesis on agroecological transition in Senegal, revealing key dynamics for sustainable development

Dié-Yacine Ka, researcher at the Centre for International Cooperation in Agricultural Research for Development, defended a thesis in 2026 on agroecological transition in Senegal, highlighting local initiatives in Darou Khoudoss, Mboro, and Ndiob. This research emphasizes the importance of rethinking agricultural practices to transform the social and economic structures of the country.

5 min8/6/2026
T4 · SOCIETY & INNOVATION★ STAR

Optimizing Access to Healthcare in Benin: A Thesis on Zero-Inflated Regression Models

Alpha Oumar Diallo from the University of Rennes has unlocked a scientific barrier regarding access to healthcare in Benin by demonstrating the effectiveness of zero-inflated regression models. This research, supported by INSA Rennes, offers concrete solutions to improve the use of health resources in the country, validated by rigorous simulations.

5 min7/28/2026
T4 · SOCIETY & INNOVATION★ STAR

Katya Aplonova unlocks the complexities of complex predicates in ginyanga, a Kwa language from Togo

Katya Aplonova's thesis, defended at the École Pratique des Hautes Études, reveals distinct semantic and structural properties of complex predicates in ginyanga, a language spoken in Togo. This research, validated by the ABES/STAR network, opens up perspectives on the interaction of Kwa languages within the linguistic context of West Africa.

5 min7/20/2026

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