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A young Luxembourgish scientist has won third prize at the international competition CASTIC (China Adolescents’ Science and Technology Innovation Contest).
Held this year from 14 to 20 August in China, the CASTIC is the largest pre-university science contest in Asia, bringing together nearly 1000 participants, all aged between 13 and 18 years.
Catarina Nunes, who represented Luxembourg, came third place in the competition among the 18 participating countries.
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