Albanian candidate for the Nobel Prize.

She is another Albanian who is touching success! Scientist Klejda Bega is about to win Nobel Prize, as in her achievements in science, she has found a formula that can move atoms as desired if she uses a special procedure and some equipment under her own scheme. The daughter of Elbasan has reached great success in the science of physics and mathematics, the two exact subjects that defined her future. She completed secondary education in Elbasan and then moved to Tirana at Sami Frashëri High School, but thanks to the gifts she owns, she has the right to complete studies at Riverside School in Switzerland. Her excellence attracts the attention of teachers while applying to study in the world's famous universities. She wins a scholarship that enables completion of higher education at California University Technology in Pasadena, one of the most popular universities in the world, especially in physics. 33 pedagogues of this university have been awarded a Nobel Prize in this field. She graduated in Caltech for physics with excellent results. In 1999 she started PhD for the physics of particles. Her doctoral thesis was published by several scientific journals and later she was invited as lecturer at Columbia University where she delivered a compulsory course entitled “Science Frontiers”. Klejda is married and is the mother of two girls, 3 and 5 years old. In fact, two Albanian scientists appear to race together to discover the origins of the universe and give other explanations to the laws in physics. Several hundred miles farther in North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, Dr. Laura Mersini-Houghton, based on a perfect math, is shaking the community of scientists by questioning the Big Bang theory and the ‘black hole’.