Associate Professor Ariadna Calcines Rosario at Durham's Centre for Advanced Instrumentation has been awarded WeAreTechWomen’s TechWomen100 Awards 2026 from 1300 candidates.
These awards celebrate emerging talent of Women in the Tech sector. The 2026 TechWomen100 winners showcase remarkable women working across a wide range of roles within the technology sector. Ariadna received the award for her research on image slicers and how she has enabled them for solar observation, to obtain the spectra of 2-D fields alongside high spatial and spectral resolution. She is currently working on further developing the technology for applications in the Extreme Ultra-Violet regime for the next generation of solar space missions, exoplanet detection, and particle acceleration studies.
Congratulations Ariadna!
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