© 2015 Sarah E. Rich

Majuto C. Manyilizu

RISE Degree(s) 

PhD in Physical Oceanography from the University of Cape Town

RISE Network(s) 
WIO-RISE
Nationality 
Tanzanian
Employment 

Lecturer; Head of the Department of Content Engineering and Multimedia Technology; Coordinator, Research and Publications, and Postgraduate Studies; and Principal Investigator, Computation and Modeling Research Group at the College of Informatics and Virtual Education, the University of Dodoma, Tanzania

Research 

Simulation of variability in the tropical Western Indian Ocean

News & Blogs 

African Scientists Win Grants to Create R&D Networks

Making the Case for Computation and Modeling

Special Accomplishments 

Training on Communicating Research to Policymakers, April 4–8, 2016, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Carnegie Fund for Conference Attendance (CFCA) Grantee: Attended International Symposium on Tropical Ocean and Climate in Qingdao, China (June 15–17, 2015)

Selected Publications 

Manyilizu M, Penven P, Reason CJC. 2016. Annual cycle of the upper-ocean circulation and properties in the tropical Western Indian Ocean. African J. Mar. Sci. 38(1):81–99

Manyilizu MC. 2015. Modelling approach towards a better understanding of sea surface salinity off the East Africa coast. Informatics Virtual Educ. 3(1):15–21

Manyilizu M, Gilbert GM. 2015. The use of ICT between male and female teachers in secondary schools in Tanzania: A case of Dodoma municipality. IJERN 3(12):417–28

Gilbert GM, Ismail A, Manyilizu M. 2015. The use of ICT among teachers of science and non-science subjects in private and public secondary schools in Tanzania: A case of Dodoma municipality. Int. J Comp. App. 132(14):36–40

Manyilizu M, Dufois F, Penven P, Reason C. 2014. Interannual variability of sea surface temperature and circulation in the tropical western Indian Ocean. Afr. J Mar. Sci. 36(2):233–52

Email Address(es) 
majuto.manyilizu@gmail.com
RISE Degree(s) Completed 
June 2014