Minds of the Future

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The presenters

Benjamin Clegg

Benjamin Clegg

Luleå University of Technology

The aim of this project is to ensure that joint replacements are biologically safe when they are implanted into patients, specifically the polymers that act as the natural cartilage in these implants.

Rebecca Bächler

Rebecca Bächler

Schweizer Jugend forscht

The focus of this project lies on communicating a scientific subject (the neurobiology behind physical reactions to emotions) to children with the help of a picture book.

Héctor Martínez-Luna

Héctor Martínez-Luna

National Network of Youth Activities in Science and Technology in Mexico (laREDMex)

My research focuses on the use of the novel mobile app DeAlta to enhance patient-physician communication and thus prevent drug-resistant Tuberculosis in Mexico

Noelia Ares Boveda

Noelia Ares Boveda

Umeå University

My research is focused on adapting a novel method to study gene regulation in brain cancer.

Jordan Partington

Jordan Partington

University of Melbourne

My research aims to simplify blood tests for persistent organic pollutants via Microsampling.

Meda Surdokaitė

Meda Surdokaitė

The European Union Contest for Young Scientists

With my work, I targeted optimization of the synthesis of the dye ”Nile Red” by having in mind: accessibility for others, safer environmental approach and offered regulations from experts.

Bertram Madsen

Bertram Madsen

Ungdommens Naturvidenskablige Forening

My project, named OSINTer, is a digital platform which aims to help specialists within cybersecurity tackle the cyberattacks of tomorrow.

Asmi Kumar

Asmi Kumar

Society for Science & the Public (ISEF)

I built FollowMe, a novel AI-powered web application providing free, at-home, individualized therapy and quantitative results tracking for cortical visual impairment, enabling more effective care.

Hassan Aftab Sheikh

Hassan Aftab Sheikh

University of Cambridge

The project focuses on characterising magnetic anthropogenic particulate matter (PM) for air pollution monitoring purposes.

Ishaan Lohia

Ishaan Lohia

University of Cambridge

My research uses molecules in specially-designed gold nanostructures to convert infrared light to visible light in a process known as frequency upconversion.

Xiaoqing Sun

Xiaoqing Sun

World Scientific Publishing Company

My project focuses on investigating the motion of a bead on a rotating hoop, a classic problem used to demonstrate a mechanical phase transition.

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Stiftelsen Oscar och Maria Ekmans Donationsfond

Prins Carl Gustafs Stiftelse