young scientist award

The Max Planck Society is Germany's preeminent research organization, boasting 31 Nobel laureates. But insufficient oversight leaves international scientists exposed to abuse and the whims of the institutes' directors.

National Science Day 2025 commemorates C.V. Raman's discovery and aims to empower Indian youth for global leadership in science and innovation. The theme focuses on bridging past achievements with present innovations toward a developed India by 2047. This day highlights the importance of science in daily life, encouraging curiosity and technological development among the next generation.

Young scientists are facing limited career prospects due to federal funding cuts under the Trump administration, impacting training programs, research grants, and graduate admissions. The uncertainty has forced many students, including those at NIH and NSF, to delay or reconsider their plans. With hiring freezes, project suspensions, and cuts to international development programs like USAID, the U.S. risks losing global scientific talent and soft diplomacy influence, with some considering opportunities abroad.

The Geological Survey of India celebrated its 175th Foundation Day in Kolkata with Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy unveiling digital initiatives to enhance data collection and geo-heritage awareness. GSI handed over mineral targeting projects to private agencies. The event featured exhibitions, award distributions, and strategic discussions on mineral exploration and sustainable development.

Katrina Wruck has been honored as the 2025 Young Australian of the Year for her impactful work in green chemistry and commitment to Indigenous representation in STEM fields. She has continuously engaged with the community, promoting First Nations knowledge and using her platform to inspire young Australians.

Dr Gurpreet Kaur has won the young scientist award at the recently concluded national symposium and eighth annual Congress of the Indian Society for Advancement of Canine Practice organized in Jammu.

Allahabad University alumnus Prashant Kumar Rai has bagged the prestigious young scientist award from the Council of Science and Technology.

Dr Surya Prakash Singh, a scientist at the Inorganic and Physical Chemistry Division of the CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad, has been given the prestigiouyoung scientist award by the government of Uttar-Pradesh.