The Asian Scientist 100
Zhou Yan
Institution
Nanyang Technological University
Country
Singapore
Field
Environmental Sciences & Geology
Zhou won the 2019 ASEAN-US Science Prize for Women for her research into energy-efficient water treatment and reclamation for industrial and daily use, which has benefited communities in Asia. (Photo: Zhou Yan)
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