Waterford Council honours pioneering SETU researcher
Dr Lizzy Abraham pictured being honoured by Mayor of Waterford City & County, Cllr Jason Murphy
A pioneering researcher based at Walton Institute, in South East Technological University (SETU) has been honoured by Waterford City & County Council.
Dr Lizzy Abraham was honoured with a Mayoral Reception by Cllr Jason Murphy, Mayor of Waterford City & County.
She was bestowed with the prestigious reception for scientific excellence and having a global impact through her work.
A spokesperson for the local authority said: "Waterford City & County Council proudly recognised Dr Lizzy Abraham for her outstanding contributions to science, innovation, and community leadership."
"Based at the Walton Institute, South East Technological University, Dr Abraham leads cutting-edge research in AI and healthcare, and was recently awarded the prestigious Research Ireland Pathway Fellowship," said the spokesperson.
Dr Abraham is also the Principal Investigator of WESAT, India’s first women-led satellite mission, which was launched in January 2024.
"A trailblazer in both Irish and international science, Dr Abraham continues to inspire as a role model for women in STEM and a champion of global collaboration," said the spokesperson.
