Africans contribute less than 1% of the world’s research, despite facing the toughest developmental challenges.
We are creating platforms to enable more training, visibility, collaboration and support for African researchers.
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Making Research Cool Again!
Every year, thousands of Africans graduate from the university with at least one work of research. However, the impact of these millions of hours are few as most of them end up being unnoticed and wasted. Research serves as one of the opportunities for many undergraduate and post graduate students to solve problems in African communities and advance knowledge about Africa. However, if they are not interested, this type of innovative work will not happen. Thus, we are helping undergraduates and post graduate students own their research and get the right support, training and clarity to enable them do meaningful work.
What Approaches Are We Taking?
Since our first foray into this space, we have realized that a few more things need to be done before people can publish good research consistently.
Awareness
Educating Africans on the research and research opportunities.
Training
Providing the right training online and offline to create meaningful research.
Publication
Creating a platform to share works of research in clear concise language.
Collaboration
Helping to build a network that enables researchers work together.
Support
Harnessing resources that can help African researchers progress.

Apply to LUNE ONE 2023 Cohort
LUNE ONE is a research fellowship for undergraduate and early postgraduate African students who are enthusiastic about learning how to engage and produce impactful research across disciplines. Selected participants join a cohort who go through an intense 12 weeks of mentoring and classes to develop personal and professional research skills needed for academic, commercial, innovation or development research. This program is free for participants.
Join Our Community
We are building a community of minds interested in advancing research in Africa. Through our community, we hope to provide important research information, opportunities, trainings and support to foster the work of researchers. Do you belong to any academic institutions or research institute and want to be part of our movement?

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Publish With ResearchRound
We publish works of research by Africans. Our approach is to publish research works in article formats that are clear, concise, and easy meaningful to the average reader. While not all research works can easily be in this form, we advocate for clear communication. Publications are digital. ResearchRound is a Platinum Open Access platform.

Habeeb Prize
We launched the Habeeb Prize for Innovation and Research in January 2020. We will however be giving the first prize in 2021 to what is deemed the most impact research from any tertiary institution in Africa.
This prize comprises of a diploma, a medal, and a cash prize of 100,000 NGN. Only works published on the ResearchRound platform are considered for now.
ResearchRound and AIPA announce the two organizations have entered into a strategic partnership to train researchers and students on the relevance of IP. ResearchRound, an organization providing training and support
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