UFAZ Student Received Special Distinction in International Scientific Program

From June 23 to July 28, the Global Research Immersion Program for Young Scientists (GRIPS) took place in China, hosted by Fudan University, Zhejiang University, the University of Science and Technology of China, and Nanjing University. Aslan Huseynli, a student of Physical Chemistry/Chemical Engineering at the French-Azerbaijani University (UFAZ), was among the participants, presenting his research during the program.

Aslan’s scientific poster, titled “Organic Thermoelectric Materials for Sustainable Energy Generation,” stood out among more than 120 presentations and earned him a Special Distinction Award from the program’s scientific committee.

GRIPS is a prestigious platform that brings together young researchers from around the world, helping them to develop multidisciplinary research skills and build connections within the global scientific community. Throughout the program, hundreds of projects and poster presentations are evaluated, with the most outstanding works receiving recognition and awards.

Aslan’s achievement not only showcases the relevance of scientific research in developing sustainable energy solutions but also emphasizes the active role young scientists play on global research platforms.