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Nigerian scientist wins Schlumberger Foundation Impact Prize
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Edu Inam was among nine women scientists and engineers selected from 156 applications across 61 countries for the inaugural prize, according to a statement by the Schlumberger Foundation. The post Nigerian scientist wins Schlumberger Foundation Impact Prize appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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