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Jorge Capellán Gutiérrez - 2ºB
Hello, my name is Clara Grima Isabel and I was born in Seville.
Now, I am 52 years old and I am a Spanish mathematics teacher.
Two of my most important awards are the Tesla Award in 2012 and the Prismas Award in 2018.
I discovered the scutoid which is a geometric solid between two parallel surfaces.
I am one of the most important mathematicians in Spain.

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Noelia Libertad Vaca Butrón 2ºB
Hello, I am Margarita Díaz-Andreu from Spain and I'm 60 years old. I studied archaeology in the university Complutense of Madrid.
I'm a professor in the Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies in the University of Barcelona. In 2021, I won the Ramón Menéndez Pidal National Research Award in the Humanities area

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Alejandro José de la Vega Garcia-2ºB
I am Ines Galindo. I graduated in Geological Sciences from the University of Zaragoza in 1999 and completed my PhD studies at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) between 1999 and 2001.  In 2000, I received a research grant from the Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies (ITER), where I worked on monitoring studies of volcanic activity, in addition to conducting studies on hydrogeology in volcanic terrains, physical volcanology and volcano-tectonics. The scope of work focused on the Canary Islands, Costa Rica and Nicaragua. In 2005, I obtained my PhD in Geology from the University of Barcelona with a thesis on the diffuse emission of volcanic gases through the ground and the volcano-tectonic structure of Tenerife. At the end of 2006, I joined the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (IGME) as a Senior Technician Specialist in Volcanic Risk and Slope Landslide. I am currently Senior Scientist and head of the Territorial Unit of the IGME in the Canary Islands. I have specialized in geological studies on oceanic volcanic islands following two main lines of research. With regard to volcanic risk, the work of physical volcanology stands out.

During the eruption of the volcano of La Palma, Nieves Sánchez and I were the first to step on the new ground of Isla Bonita, in their land reclaimed from the sea. We have intervened in the 85 days and 8 hours of eruption and more than two months of monitoring after the end of the activity.

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Alba Vigil González 2ºB
My name is Helen Czerski. I was born in 1978 in Altrincham, near Manchester. I am a British physicics and oceanographer. I´m a researcher in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University College London too.
My research focuses on the connection between the atmosphere and the ocean. Specifically, I study ocean bubbles and their optics, bubble acoustics, and gas transfer between air and sea.
I got the Kelvin Medal and Prize,  which I won in 2018, for my contributions in defending the physics of everyday life.

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Noa Soto Roche 2ºB
I am Montserrat Calleja Gómez and I was born in 1973, in Ourense, Spain. I studied at the University of Santiago de Compostela.
I am a research physicist at the Biananomechanics Laboratory in Madrid.
I led a project to distinguish normal cells from cancer cells. I helped share knowledge, improve competitiveness and promote training in nanomedicine. I received the Rei Jume I Award in New Technologies 2022. I received the Miguel Catalán Award, in 2021.

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Lucas García García 2ºA

Jane Goodall was born in London on 3rd April 1934. She has a sister called Judith. Her father was a businessman, and her mother was an authoress. Jane went to Africa in 1957 to a friend’s farm. There, she called a Kenyan paleontologist and archaeologist called Louis Leakey, who wanted to research the behavior of the chimpanzees to know about the first hominids’ conduct. She became his secretary for some years. After that, Jane went to London to study. When she came back, she started to investigate about the social behavior of the chimpanzees. She became a biologist, ethologist, authoress and activist for the chimpanzee’s freedom. Jane started living with them in different parts of Africa, winning a lot of prizes. Nowadays, she lives in England, being a writer.

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Franshely Michelle de la Rosa Lugo 2ºB

I´m Mona Said Mahmoud, I´m from Egypt. I studied veterinary medicine in the university of El Cairo, where I direct the Veterinary Department of the National Centre of Investigation of Egypt.

My field is in investigating the cysticercosis and the trichinosis, two parasitic diseases who can cause the death of someone. These diseases can be transmitted through the food, specially pork.

I have posted more than 20 investigations of my parasitic diagnosis.

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Lucía Alonso Díaz 2ºA

Hello, I am María Cumplido Cabello from Cordoba and I'm 28 years old.
A few years ago, I became one of the winners of the Vicent Caselles Mathematics Prizes because I presented the answer to a mathematical problem opened since the year 2000. Thanks to that, I have become one of the best mathematicians in Spain nowadays.

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Daniel Alonso Rodríguez 2ºB
My name is Mae Jemison, I was the first African-American woman to go into space. I entered Stanford University at the age of 16, graduating with degrees in chemical engineering and African-American studies. In September 1992, after completing NASA training, I went into space as a mission specialist aboard the shuttle Endeavour. Currently, I focus my efforts on improving health in Africa and advancing technologies in developing countries.

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Anuar Abbas Alonso 2ºA

Hello, my name is Alicia Calderon Tazon and I'm a Spanish physicist and researcher.
I was born in 1981 in Cantabria and now I'm 41 years old.
I'm specialized in particles and I have formed part of the team of the European Organization for nuclear research.
My best awards were: in 2006, the first prize in the contest for technology-based companies and in 2020, the distinction of Honorary Reservist of the Air Forces for my contribution to science