Sciences Po PhD Student Chidinma Obi Publishes First-Author Paper in Nature Communications
Chidinma Obi, a second-year PhD student at Sciences Po, has achieved the rare distinction of publishing as lead author in Nature Communications.
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Chidinma Obi, a second-year PhD student at Sciences Po, has achieved the rare distinction of publishing as lead author in Nature Communications.
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Viktor Kowalski from Sciences Po has been appointed to the National Academy's competitive Young Researcher Fellowship programme.
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Sunita Rao's Masters thesis on coastal erosion modeling and climate adaptation policy has won the National Graduate Thesis Award in Environmental Science.
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Sciences Po graduate Felix Müller has been named an international fellow to pursue advanced oncology diagnostics and translational genomics research.
Pierre Leclerc, a recent Sciences Po grad, has successfully launched an eco-friendly startup focusing on sustainable products. His venture highlights the entrepreneurial spirit nurtured at the university.
Marie Chen, a PhD candidate at Sciences Po, has been awarded the prestigious Climate Change Research Award for her groundbreaking work. Her research focuses on innovative solutions for urban sustainability.