Kangra girl Ojaswi gets Young Scientist Award in Australia

Palampur, January 20 Ojaswi Rana, who belongs to Sulah in Kangra district, has got the Young Scientist Award 2021 in Australia. She is studying in Class XII in that country. She has received many other international innovation and science awards....

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Jan 21, 2022 IST

Palampur, January 20

Ojaswi Rana, who belongs to Sulah in Kangra district, has got the Young Scientist Award 2021 in Australia. She is studying in Class XII in that country. She has received many other international innovation and science awards. She has received the award for her contribution in a chemistry research project on the effects of beverages on cancer and Alzheimer’s patients.

She has also received the Biotech Innovation Award for digital therapy innovation for cerebral palsy. She was also goven the Future Science Innovator Award 2021 by the Australian defence forces. Ojaswi is working on finding answers to unresolved questions in cancer and age-related diseases and to reduce the complications of cancer. Her endeavour is to develop an inquisitive mindset. — OC

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