I like watching the stars on a dark night, but like any human being has the researcher of the Institute of Astronomy and Space Physics (IAFE), which tonight will receive the first prize (endowed $ 20,000) of the new national edition of L'Oréal-UNESCO Award For Women in Science, organized locally with the support of CONICET and distinguishes women who are dedicated to research career. 
Tissera will be honored for his work trying to understand "the dark side of the art" using numerical models, and also receive mentions ($ 2000 each) Drs Susana Castro, National University of Mar del Plata, on the development project electroceramic materials, and Adriana Serquis, Balseiro Institute, for his research on materials for clean energy. All of them are researchers from CONICET. Tissera and his colleagues try to explain the evolution of the universe from what could be considered a blink of an eye (on the cosmological scale) after the Big Bang.
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