After a successful first edition of Workshop Women in Nanotechnology during NanoBalkan 2024, Albanian Women in Nanotechnology – AWIN in collaboration with NanoAlb, University of Tirana, Albania, University of Prishtina, Kosovo, Albanian Academy of Science and Phantom organization are the promoter and co-organiser of the workshop second edition entitled "Nanotech and Green Energy". The main purpose of our collaboration is to connect Women from Albania and abroad in the field of STEM and discuss the latest trends on Nanotechnology and exploit the future possibilities Nanotech can bring to empower Women and their career growth and inspire the Young generation in STEM.
In particular, this workshop is aiming to gather more than 50 participants, which address technical and scientific work related to Green Energy: solar, wind, biofuels, hydro, batteries, recycling, etc with participants from all level of expertise: Academia, Research and Industry and from all levels of career: from students to Co-Founders and CEOs.
The agenda is composed of great experts in the field of Green Energy, invited speakers and a panel discussion to further discuss the role of Women; impact of technology in our everyday life and environment; understand what are the right conduct and policies for a Greener and more sustainable future |
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| Workshop Women in STEM: Nanotech and Green Energy (Orals) |
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Valbona Aliko (University of Tirana, Albania)
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Women Leading Sustainable Science: Bridging Nanotechnology, Renewable Energy, and Biodiversity Research
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Marinela Barci (Albanian Women in Nanotechnologie, Belgium)
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Introduction of the Workshop Women in STEM: Nanotech and Green Energy
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Magdalena Cara (Agricultural University of Tirana, Albania)
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Nanotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture: Innovation, Food Security, and Opportunities for the Next Generation
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Majlinda Daci (University of Pristina, Republic of Kosovo)
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Women, Youth and the Green Energy Transition in Kosovo: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Path Forward
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Gjylije Hoti (University of Torino, Italy)
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AWIN: Empowering Women and the Next Generation in STEM
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Edita Kala (Intersnack Group, Germany)
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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and the Role of Clean Tech: A Case for Nanotechnology in Trade Decarbonization
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Bajramshahe Shkodra (Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany)
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Nanomaterial-based FET Biosensors: Architectures and Functionalization Strategies for Enhanced Biochemical Detection
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Albana Veseli (University of Prishtina , Albania)
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Electro-Sensing of Herbicides Enhanced by Nanomaterials in Environmental Samples
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