Nigerian Scientist Edu Inam Wins Schlumberger Foundation Prize
Nigerian scientist Edu Inam has been selected for the inaugural Schlumberger Foundation Impact Prize, according to the foundation. Inam was one of nine women scientists and engineers chosen from 156 applications submitted from 61 countries, highlighting the international field considered for the award.
Nigerian scientist Edu Inam has won the inaugural Schlumberger Foundation Impact Prize, according to a statement by the Schlumberger Foundation cited by Premium Times. Inam was among nine women scientists and engineers selected for the award. The foundation said the recipients were chosen from 156 applications submitted across 61 countries.
The statement identifies Inam’s nationality and her selection but does not provide details about her scientific speciality, the work for which she was recognised or the value of the prize. It also does not give further information about the other recipients or the foundation’s criteria for selecting the inaugural winners. The award places Inam among a group of women scientists and engineers recognised from an international pool of applicants.
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