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🔊 Final Call for Presentations 2025 Annual Competition - Creating A Better Tomorrow The theme for the third annual competition is “Creating A Better Tomorrow.” Participants are encouraged to explore solutions to pressing issues such as climate change, hunger, transportation systems, and other crises. Submissions addressing these concerns will be highly considered. ✅ Our Mission World Technology Partner’s strives to promote technology throughout the world with the development of informational, programming and educational resources. Our efforts will seek to secure new strategies highlighting increasing research, collaboration and innovation opportunities for future generations. ✅ The Overall Competition The World Technology Partners Competition encourages the support of under-grad, graduate, doctoral or post doc students in their research, teaching and other activities in Technology and/or the Sciences. Up to $1,000 and mentoring opportunities will be awarded towards projects that relate to World Technology Partners global strategic efforts in the following regions: Africa, Asia/Pacific, Caribbean, Central America/Mexico, Eastern Europe, and South America. Up to six applicants will be selected for funding, mentoring and other visibility during the 4th quarter of 2024. Funding will be available December 20th. Applications will be evaluated in terms of addressing topics of global significance as well as the articulation of clear and measurable goals with achievable outcomes. ✅ Priority will be given to projects that involve two or more of the following: - Clear alignment with the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) - Involvement of diverse geographic regions or under-represented geographic regions. The supplemental funds awarded will defray costs associated with project expenses or travel for academic purposes including, but not limited to: research collaboration, partnership development, study abroad program development, international collaboration on virtual/online course development or other scholarly activities. IP will be sheltered and protected. 📅 Extended Application Deadline for SUBMISSIONS: October 24, 2024, midnight New York time. 👉 Click to submission your Application :↙️ https://lnkd.in/dYUgsr3q Questions: Contact Paul Frank , Director, World Technology Partners at paulfrank@worldtechnologypartners.net

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We are thrilled to announce that  Christopher De Luca and Julia McGregor, BScH, Master's Global Health Systems candidate at Western University, Ontario, Canada, have secured First Place in the World Technology Partners 2024 Public Health Challenge! Their innovative project, "Seeds for Change: Harnessing the Purification Power of Moringa Seeds to Improve Water Quality in the Gweri Sub-county of Uganda," is a groundbreaking initiative. In a time when access to clean water remains a critical issue for many communities, Christopher and Jullia's work stands out as a beacon of hope. By leveraging the natural purification properties of Moringa seeds, they are providing a sustainable and effective solution to improve water quality for the people of Gweri Sub-county. Their dedication to creating positive change through practical, science-based methods is genuinely inspiring. Congratulations, Christopher and Julia! Your achievements make a significant impact and pave the way for a healthier future. Catch up on the full session on our YouTube channel here: ↪  https://lnkd.in/d4CVeTi2

We are thrilled to celebrate Abby Blocker, a PhD candidate at the University of Cape Town, for securing Second Place in the prestigious World Technology Partners 2024 Public Health Challenge! Abby's exceptional project on the user-centered design of a virtual clinic system for primary healthcare in remote, rural, and underserved areas is a significant contribution to the field. In an era where access to quality healthcare is a critical global issue, Abby's innovative approach is both timely and transformative. Her dedication to creating a system that brings primary healthcare to those who need it most is a testament to her commitment and vision. Abby's work promises to bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility, ensuring that even the most remote communities receive the care they deserve. Your achievements are an inspiration, Abby, and a beacon of hope for a more inclusive and equitable healthcare system. Well done! Don't miss out! Watch the full session on our YouTube channel here: ➡  https://lnkd.in/d4CVeTi2

We are thrilled to celebrate Sara Hassan, a 5th-year medical student at Helwan University Cairo, Egypt, for emerging as the third-place winner in the prestigious World Technology Partners 2024 Public Health Challenge! Sara's groundbreaking project, NILE, addresses Egypt's diabetes epidemic through innovative lifestyle modification and optimized management strategies. Sara's work is a beacon of hope and progress in the realm of public health, especially in a time where the global community is grappling with chronic diseases. Her dedication to improving the lives of those affected by diabetes in Egypt is a testament to her commitment and passion for making a difference. By focusing on sustainable lifestyle changes and effective management, Sara is paving the way for a healthier future for countless individuals. Watch the full session on our YouTube channel via this link: https://lnkd.in/d4CVeTi2

Congratulations to our Director Discretionary Awardee @Tan Fuen Ann, Masters Candidate, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, for emerging as one of the winners of the April 11, 2024 - 2024 Public Health Challenge with her project "Assessing the cardioprotective potential of stingless bee honey from Sabah through in vitro evaluation." Don't miss out! Watch the full session on our YouTube channel here: ↪  https://lnkd.in/d4CVeTi2

🥇 Congratulations to Edwin Onoh , First Place Winner! Edwin Onoh, M.Sc. in Material Science from Addis Ababa University , Ethiopia, shines with his project on "Enhancing CO2 Reduction Efficiency Using Bimetallic and Bimetallic-Oxide Catalysts." His research not only mitigates climate change impacts but also advances sustainable energy technologies across Africa. Edwin's project aligns with several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy: By enhancing CO2 reduction efficiency, Edwin supports sustainable energy practices and access to clean energy technologies. SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure: His research promotes innovative technologies that contribute to sustainable industrial development and infrastructure. SDG 13: Climate Action: Implementing efficient CO2 reduction technologies helps mitigate climate change impacts and achieve global climate targets. We celebrate Edwin Onoh's exceptional contribution to sustainable energy solutions in Africa. His groundbreaking research exemplifies our commitment to leveraging technology for a greener and more sustainable world.  #CO2Reduction #SustainableEnergy #ClimateAction.

🥉 Congratulations to Adewale Tolulope Irewale, BSc, MSc, MPDI, DSc(Hons), Our Third Place Winner! Adewale Irewale, a Doctoral Research Scholar from the Federal University of Technology Owerri, Nigeria, impressed us with his project on "Utilization of Functionalized Biochar from Water Hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) as Green Nano-Fertilizers." His research not only addresses environmental challenges but also promotes sustainable agriculture practices in Africa. Adewale's project contributes to several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 2: Zero Hunger: By enhancing agricultural productivity with eco-friendly biochar, Adewale supports efforts to achieve food security and promote sustainable agriculture. SDG 15: Life on Land: His research helps conserve and restore ecosystems affected by invasive species like water hyacinths, promoting biodiversity and land sustainability. SDG 13: Climate Action: Utilizing biochar as nano-fertilizers contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating climate change impacts. We applaud Adewale Irewale's dedication to sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. His innovative approach aligns with our mission to leverage research and technology for global sustainability. #BiocharInnovation #GreenNanoFertilizers #AgriSustainability.

We're thrilled to share highlights from the just-concluded "2024 Green Sustainability Trends" webinar hosted by World Technology Partners. Serving as your moderator was Sunita Kishnani, Chief of Marketing at Softude in Indore, India. World Technology Partners, committed to advancing global sustainability through innovation, convened this session on Environmental Engineering presentations. The event showcased pioneering projects addressing critical environmental challenges. Stay tuned for detailed insights and transformative ideas shared during this impactful session!