AMMAN — A
Jordanian woman from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Jordan was
selected to the 2022 L’Oréal-
UNESCO for Women in Science Program’s
International Rising Talents, according to the Jordan news Agency, Petra.
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Lina Dahabiyeh
received several fellowships and scholarships from reputable international
bodies, including the Daniel Turnberg Travel Fellowship offered by the Academy
of Medical Sciences, the EU’s Erasmus+ scholarship, and the
US Fulbright scholarship, the University of Jordan said in a statement Wednesday.
Dahabiyeh’s
research in basic medicine was seen beneficial, primarily in using new analytic
curricula such as integrative omics, a field of study in biological sciences
that focuses on genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, or metabolomics. The
statement said research helps understand and diagnose diseases like
preeclampsia and Parkinson’s disease to develop effective medication.
Previously, the
researcher received funding from national organizations, participated in many
local and global conferences, cooperated with researchers from international
institutions, and published scientific articles in some of the world’s most
renowned journals.
A decades-long
partnership between the French cosmetics company L’Oréal and the UNESCO
resulted in the International Awards, International Rising Talents, National
and Regional, and the For Girls in Science programs.
The International
Rising Talents program particularly highlights the achievements of 15 young
women, who are in the early stages of their scientific careers at the doctoral
or post-doctoral level.
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