Ghana Science Association

Ghana Science Association To become a dominant voice in Science and Technology advocacy by promoting and popularizing Science and Technology to meet national developmental needs

Join the Ghana Science Association for the 20th Biennial Workshop:đź“Ś Theme: Advancing Ghana's Blue Economy: Securing our ...
22/08/2026

Join the Ghana Science Association for the 20th Biennial Workshop:

đź“Ś Theme: Advancing Ghana's Blue Economy: Securing our Shores, Feeding our Future

đź“… Date: 23rd September 2026

đź“Ť Venue: School of Graduate Studies, UCC

Don't wait till the last minute—register: https://ghanascience.gov.gh/20th-biennial-workshop/

📲 Enquiries: 030 273 2605

Ghana Science Association

Happy Friday! 🎉 But real quick—have you registered for the Ghana Science Association 20th Biennial Workshop yet? Massa, ...
21/08/2026

Happy Friday! 🎉
But real quick—have you registered for the Ghana Science Association 20th Biennial Workshop yet? Massa, Wakyi Gu Hɔ!

​We’re gathering at the University of Cape Coast (School of Graduate Studies) on September 23, 2026, to explore how Ghana can leverage its Blue Economy for a sustainable future.

​Tag a colleague who needs to register today 🇬🇭✨

👉🏾Register: https://ghanascience.gov.gh/20th-biennial-workshop/

August 20, 2026Your daily science factDarkness triggers the production of melatonin, a hormone that signals the brain to...
20/08/2026

August 20, 2026

Your daily science fact

Darkness triggers the production of melatonin, a hormone that signals the brain to slow down and prepare for sleep.

Further reading: Zhdanova and Tucci, 2003
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11940-003-0013-0

Good morning.

Ghana Science Association

Your daily science factCaffeine blocks adenosine receptors to trick your brain into feeling awake, but once it wears off...
17/08/2026

Your daily science fact

Caffeine blocks adenosine receptors to trick your brain into feeling awake, but once it wears off, a flood of built-up adenosine causes a sudden energy crash.

Further reading: Clark and Landolt, 2017
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.smrv.2016.01.006

Good morning.

Ghana Science Association

đź’Š Self-Medication: A Quick Fix or a Risky Gamble?Taking medicine without proper medical advice may seem convenient, but ...
14/08/2026

đź’Š Self-Medication: A Quick Fix or a Risky Gamble?

Taking medicine without proper medical advice may seem convenient, but it can lead to misdiagnosis, drug resistance, harmful side effects and delayed treatment.

Before reaching for that pill, ask yourself: Am I treating the cause or just the symptoms?

📖 Estimated reading time: 4–5 minutes (Pages 23–24)

Read more in ESS Vol. 7, No. 1 (2018)https://ghanascience.gov.gh/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/ESS-Magazine-Vol-7-No-1-2018-3.pdf and discover why informed health decisions matter.

Yesterday, the Sunyani Branch executives of the Ghana Science Association (GSA) undertook an outreach in the Sunyani Mun...
14/08/2026

Yesterday, the Sunyani Branch executives of the Ghana Science Association (GSA) undertook an outreach in the Sunyani Municipality in preparation for the upcoming Capacity Building on Coding for STEM Education (CoSTEM) program. The program aims to equip science teachers with practical skills in coding, computational thinking, robotics, and problem-solving.

We paid a courtesy call on the Bono Regional Director of Education to seek support and collaboration. The Director welcomed the initiative and pledged GES backing for teacher mobilization.

The team also visited selected Senior High Schools in Sunyani Municipality and environs. We met with Headmasters/Headmistresses and HoDs for Science to brief them on CoSTEM and discuss challenges in STEM teaching. ESS Magazines were distributed to science students to promote science literacy and curiosity.

School authorities pledged support for CoSTEM, HoDs confirmed the need for coding/robotics training, and students responded positively to the ESS Magazines.

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