Professor Katerina Harvati has revolutionized our understanding of human origins with her pioneering techniques in Virtual Anthropology and 3D geometric morphometrics. Her research confirms the African origin of modern humans and reveals new insights into Neanderthal species.
Professor Kanatzidis has been awarded the 2025 Albert Einstein World Award of Science for his groundbreaking contributions to shaping the field of solar photovoltaic materials. His work has led to the development of high-performance, low-cost, and durable photovoltaic semiconductors.
The World Cultural Council has announced its 2023 award winners, including Professor Christoph Gerber and Larry V. Hedges, who received the Albert Einstein and José Vasconcelos awards respectively. Their groundbreaking work in science and education has contributed significantly to promoting tolerance, peace, and humanity.
The 35th World Cultural Council Award Ceremony honored two scholars, Jean-Pierre Changeux and Malik Mâaza, for their exceptional contributions to science and education. The ceremony also recognized nine young researchers from CityU for their outstanding achievements in various fields.
Dr. Ewine van Dishoeck is awarded the Albert Einstein World Award of Science for her groundbreaking research on interstellar molecules, while Dr. Milton Masciadri receives the Leonardo da Vinci World Award of Arts for his exceptional contributions to music and education.