RYAS is a Non-Government Organization of young scientists and researchers in natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, arts or humanities in Rwanda.
Iodine plays a bigger role than thought in rapid new particle formation in relatively pristine regions of the atmosphere, such as along marine coasts, in the Arctic boundary layer or in the upper free troposphere, according to a new Science study. ($) https://t.co/VjXwpbfA6t
Science Leadership Award: @ritaclemence
Researcher award: @KampireEdwige
Rising Star award: @EvaUje
Champion of Science award: Nyiranteziryayo Dative.
Congratulations to the 4 awarded women for their outstanding contribution to Science. Well deserved! #IDWGS2021#IDWGS
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Meet Dr Lydie Mpinganzima, a lecturer of mathematics and passionate role model to young, aspiring scientists. She believes women and girls can transform societies!
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"The decision to pursue a career in #STEM was driven by the desire to bring about change or to contribute to finding solutions to Africa's major challenges relating to nutrition and food insecurity." Prof. #EugenieKayitesi
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Dr. Marie Chantal Cyulinyana, PHD in physics, shares her passion for physics and why young girls need role models to chart the way for them to pursue #STEM subjects. She is also the president of @STEMWomenRwanda#RAWISE