The Young Prodigy: 18 Years Old, Graduated with Perfect Average and Now Arrives at the Institute that Chooses the Nobel Prize
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At the age of 18, Carla Acosta García, originally from Redondela, Spain, is moving to transform her passion for science into a high-level professional career. The young woman, who finished her secondary studies with an immaculate qualification of 10, was admitted to the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, the prestigious academic cradle that hosts the assembly in charge of selecting the winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Her admission to this in…
Lakshmi Agrawal, an 18-year-old living in Washington state, USA, developed a biodegradable sponge from waste jute fibers to reduce water pollution caused by vehicle tires. Her work, which cleaned up to 80% of harmful pollutants in laboratory tests, has earned her 75,000...
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