Pakistani space scientist Dr. Yarjan Abdul Samad, who works at the prestigious University of Cambridge, was named the winner of this year's Young Leaders Award.
Pakistani space scientist at Cambridge University wins Young Leaders Award - MM News TV
He excels as Pakistan's first space scientist at Cambridge University, where he has received several awards for his research.
My first reaction when the Plane just fell into the elliptical orbit pic.twitter.com/oUjO4PgHl0
— Yarjan Abdul Samad (@iamyarjan) November 16, 2017
The Young Professionals Society (YPS) Award recognizes "excellence" and "honors outstanding young professionals" who achieved outstanding achievements in the early years of their professional career.
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The latest addition to his awards is the Young Professionals Society (YPS) 2020 Young Leaders Award. Dr. Yarjan is currently working on a research project on orbital heat pipes for use in space applications and was part of the European Space Agency's gravity flight campaign in November and December 2017.
The company says: “For this year's opening prize, we received some excellent nominations from excellent young candidates, and it was an extremely difficult task for the judges to choose a winner.
But after extensive discussions, the judges chose Dr. Yarjan Abdul Samad from the University of Cambridge (UK) as the winner of the Young Leaders Award 2020. "
Dr. Yarjan was a member of the research group that launched the graph in the extreme space environment through the space agency MASER14 Rocket of Europe, which was launched from the Swedish base in Kiruna.
He has developed sustainable methods for the production of e-textiles and flexible and extensible conductors and composites based on three-dimensional (3D) porous architectures made of two-dimensional (2D) and layered materials, usually graphene, developed by scientists and engineers in aerospace. , composite equation production, biosensors, water treatment and energy storage.
Samad came from a small town in the Kech region of Balochistan and was part of the research team that launched maps in an extreme space environment through the space agency MASER14 Rocket of Europe from its Swedish base in Kiruna.
Meet Dr. Yarjan Abdul Samad - A proud #Baloch son of #Pakistan & 1st space scientist at the world’s best and the Britain’s leading university of Cambridge.
— Bushra Nasir Ahmed (@ainee_2010) June 19, 2019
He is willing to share his technology + experiments with SUPARCO & train the Pakistani space scientists.#PrideOfPakistan pic.twitter.com/mTVvrlvllv
He was also part of the European Space Agency's gravity flight campaign in November and December 2017.
Dr. Yarjan is currently working on a research project on orbital heating lines for use in space applications.
In 2009 he completed his bachelor's degree in materials and metallurgy technology from GIKI and obtained a master's degree in materials from the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology.
