Making waves: U of T entrepreneur uses quantum chemistry, AI to purify drinking water

It’s not a bullet point that appears many resumes, let alone one belonging to a teenager: “Utilized quantum computing to discover a molecule that could revolutionize water treatment.” But that’s exactly what Diana Virgovicova accomplished at age 17 when she modelled a molecule that can eliminate pollutants from water when exposed to sunlight.

Related Keywords

Netherlands ,India ,Stockholm ,Sweden ,Mumbai ,Maharashtra ,United Kingdom ,Kenya ,South Africa ,Nigeria ,Toronto ,Ontario ,Canada ,British ,Diana Virgovicova ,Alexis Ohanian ,Shirley Zhong ,Alexandra Tavasoli ,Kerem Topal Ismail Oglou ,University Of British Columbia ,University Of Slovakia ,International Research Centre On Artificial Intelligence ,Amazon Web Services ,University Of Toronto ,Lesterb Pearson International Scholarship ,International Scholarship ,Desjardins Startup Prize ,Pitch With ,Climate Fellowship ,International Research Centre ,Artificial Intelligence ,Stockholm Junior Water Prize ,Crown Princess ,Western University ,British Columbia ,