Dr Yalinu Poya Gow Awarded 2025 Royal Society of Chemistry Research Fund for Biofuel and Alternative Fuel Research.

Papua New Guinean Scholar Dr. Yalinu Poya Gow Receives Royal Society of Chemistry Grant

Dr. Yalinu Poya Gow, an accomplished scholar from Papua New Guinea, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Royal Society of Chemistry Research Fund and the Summer 2025 Bistline Grant. This funding will support innovative research in biofuels and alternative fuels, with a focus on involving bright science and engineering students in the project.

Dr. Gow expressed her gratitude to the Royal Society of Chemistry and Wentworth Institute of Technology for their belief in her potential and for providing the resources necessary to conduct this important research.

“I am deeply grateful for this support, and I am excited to collaborate with our talented students,” said Dr. Gow.

These grants mark a significant milestone in Dr. Gow’s academic career and highlight her commitment to advancing green chemistry and sustainable energy solutions. The funding received for both awards will be used towards biofuel and alternative fuel research and will involve our brilliant science and engineering students. .

Stay tuned for updates as Dr. Gow embarks on this groundbreaking research journey. Follow her on LinkedIn here. Read Dr Yallinu’s updates on LinkedIn here.

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