Let's give a round of applause to:
Category Innovation:
🏅 Atinuke Chineme, University of Calgary, Canada &
🏅 Marwa Shumo, Center for Development Research University of Bonn (ZEF)
'The Power of Black Soldier Fly for Bioconversion and Feed Production'
Category Gender Mainstreaming:
🏅 Sudeshna Das, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Category Empowerment:
🏅 Simangele Shakwane, University of South Africa
ℹ️ Earlier this year, in partnership with the Elsevier Foundation, we launched the Women Breakthrough Award 2023. This initiative aims to highlight excellence in female-led research, recognising those whose visionary work aligns with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while also advocating for gender justice and equality in the field of science.
The four laureates were elected out of 82 submissions from 39 countries by a distinguished jury composed by Ylann Schemm and Domiziana Francescon, The Elsevier Foundation, Rana Dajani, Hashemite University, Imke Rajamani, Hamburg Sustainability Conference, and Injonge Karangwa, previously University of Global Health Equity.
🚅 The journey for our winners continues as they'll be invited to an in-person Award Ceremony in Berlin on 7 November 2023 as part of the International Fall Gathering and the Falling Walls #ScienceSummit23 in Berlin from 7–9 November.
👉 Find out more about the Award Ceremony at the International Fall Gathering:
https://bit.ly/3LU26zn
#FallingWalls #FemaleScienceTalents
09. October | 10:00
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Let's give a round of applause to: Category Innovation: 🏅 Atinuke Chineme, University of Calgary, Canada & 🏅 Marwa Shumo, Center for Development Research University of Bonn (ZEF) 'The Power of Black Soldier Fly for Bioconversion and Feed Production' Category Gender Mainstreaming: 🏅 Sudeshna Das, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Category Empowerment: 🏅 Simangele Shakwane, University of South Africa ℹ️ Earlier this year, in partnership with the Elsevier Foundation, we launched the Women Breakthrough Award 2023. This initiative aims to highlight excellence in female-led research, recognising those whose visionary work aligns with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while also advocating for gender justice and equality in the field of science. The four laureates were elected out of 82 submissions from 39 countries by a distinguished jury composed by Ylann Schemm and Domiziana Francescon, The Elsevier Foundation, Rana Dajani, Hashemite University, Imke Rajamani, Hamburg Sustainability Conference, and Injonge Karangwa, previously University of Global Health Equity. 🚅 The journey for our winners continues as they'll be invited to an in-person Award Ceremony in Berlin on 7 November 2023 as part of the International Fall Gathering and the Falling Walls #ScienceSummit23 in Berlin from 7–9 November. 👉 Find out more about the Award Ceremony at the International Fall Gathering: https://bit.ly/3LU26zn
#FallingWalls #FemaleScienceTalents
They will compete for the title of #ScienceBreakthrough of the Year 2023 in the Emerging Talents category. We extend our congratulations to: 🏆 Anıl Axel Tellbüscher - Falling Walls Lab Czech Republic 🏆 Anisha Ayuning Tryas - Falling Walls Lab Indonesia 🏆 Debashree Roy - Falling Walls Lab New Zealand 🏆 Elias Barbosa - Falling Walls Lab Brazil 🏆 Greta Preatoni - Falling Walls Lab Switzerland 🏆 José Manuel Rojas Díaz - Falling Walls Lab Mexico 🏆 Joseph Bedard- Falling Walls Lab Atlantic Canada 🏆 Khalat Taha - Falling Walls Lab Iraq 🏆 Michael Richter- Falling Walls Lab Austria 🏆 Paola Nogales Ascarrunz - Falling Walls Lab Bolivia 🏆 Shameea Sultana - Falling Walls Lab Bangladesh 🏆 Shar Thae Hoy - Falling Walls Lab Myanmar 🏆 Teeratat Bunsantrakul - Falling Walls Lab Thailand Stay tuned for Pitch Day at #ScienceSummit23 on 7 November, where these visionary minds will present their groundbreaking ideas on a global stage. 🌟🌎 Don't miss out on three days of speaker excellence – check out our website for all the speaker details: https://falling-walls.com/science-summit/
_ The photos showcase Khalat Taha, Falling Walls Lab Iraq winner, with organisers, Greta Preatoni, Falling Walls Lab Switzerland, presenting her project, and Anisha Ayuning Tryaswinner, Falling Walls Lab Indonesia winner, standing alongside other Lab participants. #FallingWalls
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