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Aissa Wade, a professor at Pennsylvania State University and a member of the ICTP Scientific Council, expresses her gratitude to ICTP, recognising the impact it has had on her life and that of many other African researchers, and stresses how fundamental research, and particularly mathematics, is essential to unlocking the potential of quantum mechanics for sustainable development.
Aissa Wade, a professor at Pennsylvania State University and a member of the ICTP Scientific Council, expresses her gratitude to ICTP, recognising the impact it has had on her life and that of many other African researchers, and stresses how fundamental research, and particularly mathematics, is essential to unlocking the potential of quantum mechanics for sustainable development.










