Rose Osuji

Rose Uzoma Osuji (born 1947) is a Nigerian physicist. She is professor of physics at the University of Nigeria, where she founded the nanotechnology research group. Her research interests include solar energy and materials science. Quotes Scientists gather at UNN for nanotechnology Scientists gather at UNN for nanotechnology Although we are making little progress with the little or no facilities at our disposal, we strongly believe that given the right tools we will certainly perform better. It is the desire of this research group to fast track development through human and infrastructural capacity building, consequently reducing the gap between the developed and the emerging economies. Rose-Hulman Students and Alumna Braid Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Through DIY Hair Care App for Black Women In my mind, I need to represent and not necessarily be loud as in yelling, but loud in my excitement, loud in my demeanor. The 1st Nsukka Cultural & Economic Summit: in Honor of Late Gregory Aleke Rose Osuji’s remarks at the 1st Nsukka Cultural & Economic Summit in honour of the late Gregory Aleke On 22 November 2014 It gives me great pleasure to be here today with my most esteemed brethren from far and near. I have not seen many of you for some time now. So, this event, being the first, calls for many more. It is my fervent belief that we can live up to that pledge. Let me take a few minutes to stress why we are here in offering this heartfelt goodwill message. Ndi banyi, taa bug boo. We have come a long way since the days of the Missionaries. Nsukka boasted of many scholars and philanthropists that emerged during that era. Fast forward; we have fought a civil war, rebuilt Nigeria and the University of Nigeria remains in our back-yard. When we take stock, we cannot say we didn’t do okay. But in the grand scheme of things, more could be done. Let us look within ourselves and utilize especially the potentials within our youth. They graduate in hundreds every year. We must figure out a way to become reliant on them. My hope and wish is that we find ways to develop incubator-centers where young graduates from all schools can spend time and serve our people. External links Category:Physicists from Nigeria Category:Women scientists from Nigeria Category:Women academics from Nigeria Category:1947 births Category:Women born in the 1940s Category:Living people