Kenya: Jane Catherine Ngila, the chemist who wants to facilitate access to drinking water in Africa
Publié le 30 November 2021
At the University of Johannesburg in South Africa, where she teaches, the Kenyan chemist Jane Catherine Ngila conducts research on the purification of polluted water using nanotechnologies to facilitate access to drinking water in Africa. Thanks to her work, she has won the 2021 « Women in Science » Award from L’Oréal-UNESCO Foundation. Catherine Ngila is a […]
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