To encourage young researchers' works, French Vacuum Society (SFV) will reward 5 PhD students attending SIMS-24 in La Rochelle. The 'Michel CANTAREL' Grants consists on Certificates (Diploma) & Cash prizes of € 300 for each student.
Julia CHUDZIK - Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow (PL) Oral #CORR2-O4-079 - Way to understand the functional thin films formation in static and dynamic conditions and its co-dependency with topography – Poly(4-vinylpyridine)-CoBr2 complex case study
Yuhonh JIN - The Francis Crick Institute, London (UK) Poster #BIO-P2-223 - OrbiSIMS spatial lipidomics reveals metabolic changes in the developing brain during environmental stress
Andrea Marina LUCERO MANZANO - National Comission of Atomic Energy, Bariloche (AR) Poster #COMP-P1-073 - ToF-SIMS analysis of transition metal oxide surfaces hosting 2D electron gases
Setareh ORANGPOUR - Univ. Siegen (DE) Oral #COMP5-O3-030 - Advancing photocatalytic hydrogen production: the critical role of ToF-SIMS in the detection of single-atom catalysts on TiO2 nanotubes
Giuseppe RAGUSANO - Univ. Catania (IT) Poster #COMP-P2-181 - ToF-SIMS physico-chemical characterization of hybrid organic photovoltaic cells
Robin RYDBERGH - Chalmers Univ., Gothenburg (SE) Oral #BIO6-O3-200 - ToF-SIMS analyses of train brake particles in human epithelial Caco-2 cells
Benjamin TOMASETTI - UCLouvain (BE) Oral #BIO3-O3-068 - Gas Cluster Ion Beam (GCIB)-assisted deposition applications
Macaulay TURNER - Univ. Manchester (UK) Oral #BIO2-O3-116 - A novel approach to understanding parasite nutrient uptake and metabolism at a subcellular scale: Nanoscale Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry
The Final selection will proceed during the conference: The Committee will attend the selected presentations (during oral and poster sessions) in order to decide for the best works. The 5 Granted PhD students will be rewarded during the Closing ceremony at the end of the conference.
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