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Kosé Chemist Wins 2015 Young Scientist Award

Chaikriangkrai Amata of Kosé Corporation, Japan, won the 2015 Maison G de Navarre Young Scientist Award. The title of his winning essay was “From an Eco-friendly to an Eco-improving World of Cosmetic Science: Addressing Water Pollution in Emerging and Developing Societies.” Amata’s prize was a fully paid trip to the 2015 conference, where he was presented with his scroll by incoming president IFSCC Philippe Auderset and outgoing president Claudie Willemin during the September 2015 IFSCC Conference in Zurich. 
The next Maison G de Navarre Young Scientist Prize will be awarded in 2017, with the prize being a fully paid trip to the 2017 Conference in Seoul. 

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