Head of the Department of Physics on the Mona Campus of the University of the West Indies (UWI), Professor Tannecia Stephenson is a climate specialist who takes preserving the climate for future generations seriously.
In this regard, the 43-year-old scientist believes a joined-up approach where everybody is involved from the individual to government is key.
The Professor of Environmental Physics who specialises in climate variability and climate change holds a Phd in Physics from the UWI. She is also senior lecturer in the Physics Department.
Photo caption: Science and Technology Minister Daryl Vaz presents a plaque to S&T XXtrordineer honouree Professor Tannecia Stephenson at the launch of the Scientific Research Council’s recognition programme on Thursday, July 14.
Photo credit: The Jamaica Observer
Published on 11 Aug, 2022
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