Following the news about the victims of the fatal accident involving two trains in Spain on Sunday, November 10, it was reported that Marta Shahbazi, a researcher of Iranian origin, also lost her life in this accident. Dr. Marta Shahbazi Alonso, a 41-year-old citizen of Spain and Great Britain, and a distinguished researcher in the field of "developmental biology" at the University of Cambridge, was on her way to participate in the award ceremony. "Europe's deadliest train accident" occurred on Wednesday, November 6, following the collision of a high-speed train traveling from Madrid, the capital, to the city of Seville, with a train that had stopped on the same track. A total of 69 people were killed in this accident, which occurred due to "human error" according to preliminary investigations. Dr. Marta Shahbazi, with an Iranian father and a Spanish mother, was a professor at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and was in charge of a research group in the Cell Biology Laboratory. madam. Shahbazi wrote several times on Twitter about the "Freedom Woman" protests and supported the protesters.

Following the news about the victims of the fatal accident involving two trains in Spain on Sunday, November 10, it was reported that Marta Shahbazi, a researcher of Iranian origin, also lost her life in this accident. Dr. Marta Shahbazi Alonso, a 41-year-old citizen of Spain and Great Britain, and a distinguished researcher in the field of "developmental biology" at the University of Cambridge, was on her way to participate in the award ceremony. "Europe's deadliest train accident" occurred on Wednesday, November 6, following the collision of a high-speed train traveling from Madrid, the capital, to the city of Seville, with a train that had stopped on the same track. A total of 69 people were killed in this accident, which occurred due to "human error" according to preliminary investigations. Dr. Marta Shahbazi, with an Iranian father and a Spanish mother, was a professor at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and was in charge of a research group in the Cell Biology Laboratory. madam. Shahbazi wrote several times on Twitter about the "Freedom Woman" protests and supported the protesters.