FCPPL 2016 PhD Prize Winners
Excellent candidates competed in the FCPPL 2016 PhD Prize, with four contenders showcasing high-quality work in analysis and detector development. Shan Liu was awarded for outstanding detector development work, while Kun Liu received recognition for exceptional analysis work in the ATLAS experiment. Both winners demonstrated impressive contributions to their respective fields under expert supervision.
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FCPPL 2016 PhD Prize
Context 4 excellent candidates this year! Kun LIU: 06/2014 co-PhD USTC and LPNHE/UPMC, supervised by Yanwen LIU and Giovanni MARCHIORI, on Observation of the Higgs boson in its decay and search of its Z decay, with the ATLAS detector Yichen LI: 04/2015 co-PhD Nanjing and LAL/Paris-Sud, supervised by Shenjian CHEN and Zhiqing ZHANG, on Observation of the Higgs boson and measurement of its properties in the H WW channel, with the ATLAS detector Yingtao CHEN: 07/2015 PhD at IPNO/Paris-Sud, supervised by Tiina SUOMIJ RVI, on Simulations and electronics development for the LHAASO experiment Shan LIU: 07/2015 PhD at LAL/Paris-Sud, supervised by Philip BAMBADE, on Development of Diamond Sensors for Beam Halo and Compton Spectrum Diagnostics after the Interaction Point of ATF2 Prize Committee Marc BESANCON; Isabelle RIPP; Hesheng CHEN and Eric KAJFASZ (co-chair)
Context We would like to sincerely thank all 4 contenders for having taken part in the contest 2 theses analysis oriented and 2 theses detector oriented We were really impressed by the very high quality of their work, making the jury's job difficult We decided to award two FCPPL PhD Prizes this year: - for Outstanding Detector Development Work - for Outstanding Analysis Work
FCPPL PhD Prize for Outstanding Detector Development Work Dr. Shan LIU, for her work on the development of a novel "in vacuum" diamond sensor scanner to measure the beam halo and Compton recoil electron transverse distributions at the KEK Accelerator Test Facility (ATF2); also serving as a low energy prototype of the final focus system for the future ILC and CLIC linear collider projects. Supervision: Dr. Philip BAMBADE (LAL) CONGRATULATIONS!
FCPPL PhD Prize for Outstanding Analysis Work Dr. Kun LIU, for his work in the ATLAS experiment on photon performance studies, the observation of the Higgs boson in its decay and the search of its Z decay Supervision: Prof. Yanwen LIU (USTC) and Dr. Giovanni MARCHIORI (LPNHE) CONGRATULATIONS!
