In a groundbreaking achievement, Saudi scientist Prof. Dana Al-Sulaiman has won the 2025 Best Inventor Award from the International Federation of Inventors at the prestigious Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions.
Prof. Al-Sulaiman was honored for her invention of a non-invasive cancer sensor, utilizing a two-dimensional advanced nanomaterial developed to enable early cancer detection and precision healthcare diagnostics.
This pioneering innovation is poised to revolutionize how cancer is diagnosed, eliminating the need for invasive procedures and offering patients safer, faster, and more accurate testing options.
The award reflects the growing global recognition of Saudi women’s contributions to science and innovation and underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to empowering talent in line with Vision 2030.
Prof. Dana Al-Sulaiman stands as a proud symbol of Saudi excellence in biomedical engineering and nanotechnology, paving the way for future generations of researchers and inventors from the region.
