🌍✨ Exciting News from the Nature Research Centre! 🎉🔬 We are thrilled to announce that last month, on August 26, 2024, our postdoctoral fellow, Michal Šujan, was awarded by the prestigious International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) Early Career Scientist Medal during the opening ceremony of the 37th International Geological Congress in Busan, South Korea! This esteemed recognition, conferred once every four years, celebrates exceptional achievements in geology. Michal's groundbreaking research in the application of cosmogenic nuclides in geochronology and sedimentology has truly set him apart. Congratulations, Michal! Your dedication and contributions inspire us all! 🌟 #Geology #Research #IUGS #NatureResearchCentre #ScienceCommunication
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