"Searching for White Gold: China’s Quest for Latin America’s Lithium" is the thesis that guided AthenaLab in its work with Georgetown students.
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At the beginning of May, a presentation of the final thesis projects (Capstone Project) of students was held at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, as a prerequisite for their graduation from the Master’s in Latin American Studies. On this occasion, students Kiano Emami and Yuetong Zhao were guided in their final thesis by AthenaLab’s Head of Research, John Griffiths, in the development of their thesis “Searching for White Gold: China’s Quest for Latin America’s Lithium.”
This work required the search for background information at the regional level, as well as the arrangement of interviews with various specialists. AthenaLab is committed not only to publishing the aforementioned work but also to congratulating the students for their excellent work, marking the second generation of students who have participated in our center as interns for their final project. At the beginning of June of this year, student Katherine Caesar will undertake her internship at our facilities until early August.
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