PARIS — The L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards program turned 25 this yr, and to mark the anniversary, it held an event here Thursday evening.
As a key a part of the ceremony at UNESCO headquarters, where five female scientists’ work is historically recognized annually, L’Oréal and UNESCO also made a special tribute to a few displaced researchers. This included medals of honor and financial rewards granted to the ladies scientists who were displaced from their countries, yet showed remarkable courage to proceed practicing of their fields.
“Twenty-five years ago, hand-in-hand with UNESCO, L’Oréal decided to participate within the fight for ladies in science,” said Jean-Paul Agon, president of the Fondation L’Oréal and L’Oréal’s chairman. “Our group has embraced this...
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