Three 2019 Green Talents worked successfully on a journal article on Anthropocene Science together. Sheikh Adil Edrisi, Priyanka Sarkar and Jaewon Son published a meta-analysis on land degradation and land restoration. Learn more about their outcome here.

Hannah Harrison will join the Marine Affairs Program as an Assistant Professor in July. Hannh comes to Dalhousie after three years as the Science Director for the Coastal Routes project and postdoctoral scholar the University of Guelph and will be responsible for core elements of the MMM program.

Green Talent 2021 Joyjit Chatterjee, a data scientist at University of Hull, will visit the University of Bremen on a fully funded research grant. Dr Chatterjee has also been named in Forbes’ Under 30 Europe. Read more here.

Jovana Milić and Daniel Ramírez Zora started a collaboration in their research field. This has finally come out as a granted project from a Swiss institution, which is intended to promote preliminary research collaboration and organise meetings or workshops. Find out more here.

Three 2016 Green Talents graduates Jesús Esteban Serrano, Qianhong She and Wai Fen Yong have teamed up to publish a critical report on the use of eutectic solvents as an alternative medium for metal separation. Read more here.

When Emily Elhacham was just 15 years old, she developed nano sensors which detect water pollution in real time. As part of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Emily´s story has been featured on Israel's official social media channels. Enjoy watching!

Shu-Yuan Pan is one of three winners of the 2022 ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Lectureship Awards, which recognise the research contributions of scientists working on green chemistry, green engineering and sustainability in the chemical industry.

The documentary "Roar of the Marañon" was directed by Green Talent Bruno Monteferri. It reveals the need to protect the river from the planned mega-dam projects with footage filmed during more than 6 years of travel. Enjoy watching!

Are you curious about how a GreenTalent awardee is pursuing her PhD in Germany? Then read about Jaewon Son's project at ITAS on developing strategies for citizens to get involved in transforming forests into more resilient social-ecological systems.