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Membership

Welcome to the CAMANE membership page

CAMANE’s Members consist of researchers, doctors, nurses, students and postdoctoral residents in Cameroon or the rest of the world who share common interests in Neuroscience. The objectives of CAMANE will be attained through the participation of its members. Its objectives are:

- To promote, train or educate, disseminate and raise awareness about research in all areas of neuroscience in Cameroon;

- To promote international collaboration and international exchange of scientific information on research applied to the nervous system throughout the world.

  • 25000 FCFA($50)

    Full membership

  • 10000 FCFA($20)

    Postdoc membership

  • 7000 FCFA/$15

    Master /Ph D student

  • 5000 FCFA($10)

    Bachelor/Honor's degree

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Attend programs that will improve your knowledge in neuroscience and will enable you to meet and network with your peers;

Membership

How to become a member

Applications for membership. Residents of Cameroon or any other country shall be considered by the Secretariat of the CAMANE which will subsequently transmit a recommendation to the Board of Directors. Eligible individuals must :

  • Have a Bachelor, Master, Ph.D., M.D. degree , Paramedic, Biomedical Engineering or equivalent degree or be undertaking doctoral study
  • Aim to contribute to the promotion and the advance of Neuroscience in Cameroon and in the world
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  • Not to use the association or the name of the organization to personally receive remuneration or profits in any form
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  • Not use the organization for any political purposes
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  • To respect human rights
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  • Not make gender, tribal, racial, social and religious discrimination. An alternative way to say this is “To embrace and promote diversity in the Neuroscience community, without discrimination based on gender, marital status, nationality, race, tribe or religion.”