
Félicitations à Anna Chrysostomou doctorante à l’IP2I, qui a reçu le  prix « l’Oreal-Unesco »  programme national de jeunes talents pour les  femmes et la science  en Afrique du sud.
Congratulations to Anna Chrysostomou PhD student at IP2I, who has  been awarded the “l’Oreal-Unesco”  for women in science in South Africa  prize, which is a national young talent program for women and science.
The programme itself is part of the L’Oréal-UNESCO “For Women in  Science” initiative, to promote gender equality in science and to  encourage more women to pursue scientific careers.
The Young Talents programme supports young women researchers in  various countries and regions around the world. It is given to women  scientists at the doctoral or post-doctoral level who have demonstrated  excellence and potential in their fields of research. The award consists  of a grant to support their research projects and career development,  and is open to candidates from various fields of science: formal  sciences, life sciences, environmental sciences, physical sciences,  engineering, and technological sciences.