Ezzeldeen Alswerky was awarded a biochemistry research assistant position in June but is currently stranded in Gaza
A young Palestinian scientist from Gaza has appealed for help from the Government to take up his position at Trinity College Dublin .
Ezzeldeen Alswerky graduates from the Islamic University of Gaza in August 2023. Image: X/@ezzalswerky "I need help from the Irish Government from Trinity College... for helping me to evacuate safely," he said."All my scientific research was stopped".
Biochemistry Research Assistant Egypt Gaza Islamic University Of Gaza Palestinian Scientist The University Times Trinity College Dublin
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