Dr Atta to receive highest ‘International S&T Cooperation Award’ of China
Islamabad: Professor Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman will be conferred the highest scientific award of China by the President of China on January 7, 2020.
The 'China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award', for the year 2020 is being conferred on Professor Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman in recognition of his monumental contributions in the field of chemistry.
This top international award has previously been given to several leading scientists of the world including the Nobel Laureates, Dr. Carlo Rubbia (Nobel Prize in physics, 1984) and Dr. Zhores I. Alferov (Nobel Prize in physics, 2000).
Prof. Atta-ur-Rahman is the most decorated scientist of Pakistan having won four civil awards. He has over 1,250 international publications including 341 books published in USA and Europe. China and Malaysia have established major research centers in his name in recognition of his international eminence.
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