The mission of the IAU Office of Astronomy for Education (OAE) is to support professional astronomers and astronomy educators worldwide as they use astronomy for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics ) teaching and education from elementary to high school level. This is supported by a network of IAU National Astronomy Education Coordinator Teams (NAEC Teams), which will represent the interface between the IAU OAE and the education community in each team’s country.

More information about the IAU-NAEC can be found here.

IAU-NOC Mauritius Members

Nadeem Oozeer

Nadeem Oozeer

IAU NAEC for Mauritius

Dr. Nadeem Oozeer is the IAU NOC for Mauritius. He is currently a data scientist with the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory, leading for the...

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Arwin Neil Baichoo

Arwin Neil Baichoo

Member

Software Engineer & Astronomy enthusiast. Also a member of Space Generation Advisory Council and tech conference speaker at the Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community.

Avishek Dusoye

Avishek Dusoye

Member

I am Doctoral candidate in field of Theoretical Cosmology and Modified gravity at the Cosmology Gravity Research Group, University of Cape Town (UCT), South Africa....

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Leena Ramessur

Leena Ramessur

Member

Leena Ramessur is a Physics Educator at Saint Mary’s West College. She graduated with a BSc (Hons) Physics with a minor in Astrophysics at the...

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Madinah Dillmahomed

Madinah Dillmahomed

Member

I am currently a Physics educator at Modern College, Flacq. I completed my bachelors in Physics with a Minor in Astrophysics at the University of...

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Mathilde Jauzac

Mathilde Jauzac

Scientific Advisor

Im a French astrophysicist working as a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow (FLF) at Durham University in the United Kingdom. I spend most of my time...

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Nitin Rughoonauth

Nitin Rughoonauth

Education & Science Specialist

Hello! I am lecturer in theoretical physics at the University of Mauritius (UoM). Prior to that, I spent the most of 6 years working in...

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