Women in Science Baltic Fellowship 2025 Elīna Pavlovska

Описание: Elīna Pavlovska (University of Latvia) won the fellowship in the category of Doctoral Candidates in Natural Sciences, Engineering and Technology. During her doctoral studies, she created a model that describes the behavior of electrons in collider-type devices, as well as developed methods that reveal the unique “fingerprints” of electrons, which are characteristic only for specific phases of matter. This allows, for example, to identify the formation of collective states in single-electron systems by studying correlations between electron scattering outcomes in nanocollider detectors. The results of this study were published in the prestigious academic journal Nature on June 25, 2025.

About “Women in Science Baltic Fellowship”
The fellowship was established in 2024 by the Latvian Academy of Sciences, the Estonian Academy of Sciences, the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences in cooperation with the Latvian National Commission for UNESCO, the Estonian National Commission for UNESCO and the Lithuanian National Commission for UNESCO. The aim of the fellowship is to support the best young women scientists from the Baltic States in their pursuit of excellence in science in national competitions, as well as to popularize the achievements of young women scientists and encourage the most talented students to choose the profession of a scientist.