Category: Network Memos

Hussam Hussein published two articles in Science – “Risks of Morocco’s green hydrogen plans” (link available here), and “Preserve Petra and Bedouin rights in Jordan” (link available here).

Karly Kehoe, in her role as a member of the ISC Freedom and Responsibility in Science standing committee, has co-authored a blog post on the right to science (link here).

Hussam Hussein co-authored a correspondence article in Nature titled “Western science diplomacy must rethink its biases and treat all partners equally”. Read article.

A number of GYA members and alumni have been selected by the ISC for its Global Roster of Experts, among them Natisha Dukhi, Mohammad Hosseini, Anet Režek Jambrak and Karly Kehoe.

Sri Fatmawati has been named among the Top 100 Asian Scientists of 2024 by Asian Scientist Magazine. Read more

Tonni Agustiono Kurniawan has been rated among the World’s top 2% of scientists in his field of engineering. See his ranking page here.

Hussam Hussein co-authored a correspondence article titled Jordan’s green-energy vision requires refinement in Nature. You can read the article here.

Amal Amin has received the 2024 Leadership in Science and Technology global Award for Exceptional Women of Peace, presented by “Pathways To Peace”.

Stella Tsani was invited to participate in the scoping meeting for the IPCC Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) in Kuala Lumpur in December 2024.

Andreea Molnar and Anina Rich were selected as Mentors in the inaugural International Science Council Asia-Pacific Mentoring Program. More information on the program is available here.

Francesco Maurelli (Constructor University, Germany) was elected to the Administrative Committee of the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society for the period 2025-2027.

Clarissa Rios Rojas along with fellow authors publishes her new book “The Era of Global Risk: Essays on Humanity’s Greatest Challenges,” as a free, open-access resource.