SCI & TECH● LOWAug 25 · Aug 25, 2026, 4:23 PM
Una estudiante de secundaria desarrolló un material poroso que absorbe la humedad del aire, se calienta por luz solar y libera como agua potable: su objetivo es llevarla donde no cuentan con el recurso
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Zainab Nathani diseñó un proyecto que ya fue reconocido a nivel internacional. Lideró iniciativas para promover el acceso al agua potable e investigó tecnologías de purificación y recolección.
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