Women in Research #LINO24: Luana Olivieri

Published on August 14, 2024

#LINO24 Alumna Luana Olivieri investigates novel methods for imaging objects embedded in complex media, thus invisible by standard approaches. Learn more about her career, why she celebrated a Nobel Prize like the World Cup, and more in her Women in Research interview with Ulrike Böhm on our blog:

Being at the forefront of science is extremely exciting and rewarding, yet it can be intimidating. You feel like a detective.

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The Mystery and Uncertainty of Science

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During #LINO24, Nobel Laureate Konstantin Novoselov and Lindau Alumna Ona Ambrozaite discussed the difficulty of communicating the mystery and uncertainty of science. Do you agree?Find more short clips from the 73nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on YouTube.