UNESCO has called for nominations for the 2025 L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Award, which will honour five outstanding researchers in Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Each laureate will receive 100,000 euros for their contributions to scientific research.
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UNESCO has announced the call for nominations for the 2025 L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Award. This edition will recognise five outstanding scientific researchers in the fields of Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Each laureate will receive an award of 100,000 euros for their significant contributions to scientific research.
Interested and eligible candidates are invited to submit their applications to the Indian National Commission for Cooperation with UNESCO (INCCU) by July 1, 2024. The INCCU will then forward the nominations to UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France, for further consideration.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
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Recognition: Candidates must be recognised for their scientific excellence by the international scientific community.
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Active participation: Candidates must have actively participated in scientific research.
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Restrictions: Self-nominations and nominations by immediate family members are not accepted. The award is given to individuals only, not teams.
QUALIFIED NOMINATORS
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Heads of universities or scientific institutions
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Members of academies of science
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Holders of research chairs
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Full professors
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Former laureates of the For Women in Science International Awards
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Must hold at least a PhD in Science
SELECTION PROCESS
An international jury of eminent scientists will select the winners from the pool of nominees.
Direct link to check the official notice
HOW TO APPLY
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Visit the official website of UNESCO
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Click on the highlighted link tab available on the homepage
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Fill in the application form
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Submit all the details
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Download it and take a printout for future reference.
PROGRAMME BACKGROUND
The programme was launched in 1998. The L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Awards have honoured 132 laureates, seven of whom have also won the Nobel Prize.
For further details, candidates can refer to the official UNESCO notification and the INCCU website.
Published By:
Shruti Bansal
Published On:
Jun 25, 2024