At 17 years old, this U of T grad found a new way to purify drinking water @CBCToronto
At 17 years old, this U of T grad found a new way to purify drinking water @CBCToronto
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At 17 years old, Diana Virgovicova was creating molecules that could purify water using sunlight. CBC’s Metro Morning spoke with the University of Toronto graduate about her company’s mission to help solve lack of access to clean drinking water.

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At 17 years old, this U of T grad found a new way to purify drinking water

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