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Institution

Wentworth Institute of Technology


Chemistry

Boston Massachusetts
United States

Research Interests

Green Chemistry, Food Security, Renewable Energy, Biomass, Climate Change, Pollutants, Sustainable Technologies, and STEM Pedagogy.

 

Topics to speak on:

Green Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Climate Change, STEM Education

Biography

Dr. Yalinu Poya is a highly motivated chemist and an enthusiastic early-career academic with experience in green chemistry research and broad teaching experience in higher education. She holds a BSc in Chemistry from the University of Papua New Guinea (PNG), a MSc in Inorganic Chemistry from the Northeast Normal University (China), and a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Glasgow (UK). Dr. Poya also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCAP) from the University of Liverpool (UK), and professional teaching qualification and global recognition as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). She has Certifications in Climate Change: Transforming your Organization for Sustainability from The Open University (UK), Energy from Biomass from the University of Aberdeen (UK), Economics in Renewable Energy from the Heriot-Watt University (UK) and Oxford School of Climate change (Hilary 2024).

Dr. Poya is a Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry and plays a role in spreading scientific knowledge amongst people of all ages and backgrounds, fosters mentorship with people who have an interest in STEM, and encourages all who want to develop their passion for chemistry. Dr. Yalinu Poya is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

Awards

Green Chemistry and Catalysis Winner

2019 Green Talent Award Winner

Plutonium “Pu” Element Award in Periodic Table of Younger Chemists

1st Place in Scotland – SCI Scotland PhD Students Competition

2020 University of Glasgow Future World Changer

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