Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Stefan Kurkchiev, curator at the Museum of Natural History in Plovdiv, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Tsvetan Parov, PhD student at the Space Research and Technology Institute at BAS, Sevdalina Mihaylova, anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the Pirogov Emergency Hospital, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, geomorphologist Daniela Pascal of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest , Petar Sapundzhiev from the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography at BAS, Ivaylo Nachev, Doctor in Technical Sciences, lecturer at Technical University Sofia, Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): geomorphologist Daniela Pascal of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest, Ivaylo Nachev, Doctor in Technical Sciences, lecturer at Technical University Sofiaq Tsvetan Parov, PhD student at the Space Research and Technology Institute at BAS, Sevdalina Mihaylova, anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the Pirogov Emergency Hospital, Stefan Kurkchiev, curator at the Museum of Natural History in Plovdiv.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured: Prof. Georgi Valchev, Rector of St Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured: Lyubov Kostova of the Beautiful Science Foundation and geomorphologist Daniela Pascal (right) of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured: Ivaylo Nachev, Doctor in Technical Sciences, lecturer at Technical University Sofia.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Stefan Kurkchiev, curator at the Museum of Natural History in Plovdiv.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Lyubov Kostova of the Beautiful Science Foundation and Petar Sapundzhiev from the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography at BAS.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska,
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Lyubov Kostova of the Beautiful Science Foundation.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Sevdalina Mihaylova, anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the Pirogov Emergency Hospital.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska, Tsvetan Parov, PhD student at the Space Research and Technology Institute at BAS.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured: geomorphologist Daniela Pascal of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest .
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Fleet Admiral, Prof. Dr of Military Science Boyan Mednikarov, prof. Christo Pimpirev, Chairmain of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, BTA journalist Milena Ostrovska,
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Tsvetan Parov, PhD student at the Space Research and Technology Institute at BAS, Sevdalina Mihaylova, anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the Pirogov Emergency Hospital, geomorphologist Daniela Pascal of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest, Petar Sapundzhiev from the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography at BAS.
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Antarctica - Livingston Island - FameLab
Livingston Island (February 12, 2025) There are four finalists in the second of five selection rounds of the world's largest science communication competition FameLab. The second round took place today at Bulgaria's St Kliment Ohridski Antarctic Base. Pictured (left to right): Stefan Kurkchiev, curator at the Museum of Natural History in Plovdiv, Tsvetan Parov, PhD student at the Space Research and Technology Institute at BAS, Sevdalina Mihaylova, anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the Pirogov Emergency Hospital, geomorphologist Daniela Pascal of Horia Hulubei National Institute for Research and Development in Physics and Nuclear Engineering in Bucharest , Petar Sapundzhiev from the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography at BAS, Ivaylo Nachev, Doctor in Technical Sciences, lecturer at Technical University Sofia, Fleet Admiral.
Photo: BTA special correspondent Milena Ostrovska
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