ICTP at the UN, NY: Raji Ashenafi Mamade, PhD student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) @ictpchannel

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Raji Ashenafi Mamade, a doctoral student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a recent graduate of ICTP's Postgraduate Diploma Programme, recounts his journey from his home country, Ethiopia, to ICTP, where he encountered professors who deeply believed in students and prepared them to be the next generation of scientists.

ICTP at the UN, NY: Raji Ashenafi Mamade, PhD student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

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