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🌟 Celebrating Women in Research – Nominations Open! 🌟 

📢 Calling all women researchers! The prestigious Women Researcher Award under the International Research Awards on Network Science and Graph Analytics is now accepting nominations! 🏆✨ 

This award recognizes exceptional women who have made groundbreaking contributions to network science, graph analytics, and related fields, honoring their dedication and impact on the global research community. 

🏆 About the Award: 

The Women Researcher Award celebrates innovation, academic excellence, and transformative research. It is a mark of prestige that enhances credibility, expands networking opportunities, and offers global recognition. 
🔬 Eligibility Criteria: 
✔ Open to women researchers worldwide 🌍 
✔ Must hold a Master’s degree or higher 🎓 
✔ Strong publication record with impactful contributions in research 

📖 🎖 Recognition & Benefits: 

📜 Certificate of Excellence 
🌍 Global recognition & featured listing in research forums 
🤝 Opportunities for collaboration & networking 
🏛 Exclusive invitations to research events & discussions 

🚀 Don't miss this chance to get recognized for your contributions!

International Research Awards on Network Science and Graph Analytics 

🔗 Nominate now! 👉 https://networkscience-conferences.researchw.com/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee

🌐 Visit: networkscience.researchw.com 
📩 Contact: networkquery@researchw.com

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