ENS High Scientific Council PhD Award 2019 goes to Dr Marion Losno
The HSC decided unanimously to award Dr Marion Losno for…
The ENS High Scientific Council values excellence, innovation, and originality in scientific research in the field of Nuclear Science and Engineering. In order to express this point of view and to encourage these traits among PhD students, the HSC selects an outstanding PhD student based on scientific merit, degree of innovation, and extent of originality of his/her dissertation.
For this award, each national society nominates one candidate. Since many national societies already offer PhD Awards (on a nation-wide level), the idea is to add value to those awards by allowing the winner to participate in a European-wide competition.
The candidates are evaluated by the HSC in a two-stage process. In the preliminary stage, candidates are evaluated based on their dissertation, papers, and recommendation letters according to the HSC evaluation criteria. Finalists are then invited for a personal presentation in front of the HSC, which entails a presentation, followed by a Q&A session. The winner is then selected based on both the preliminary evaluation and the presentation. The renowned scientists of the ENS High Scientific Council (HSC) will act as the Selection Committee for this prestigious award.
The winner of this prestigious award is offered a publication in the Open Access Journal EPJ-N and also receives prize money of 2000€.
The HSC decided unanimously to award Dr Marion Losno for…
The European Nuclear Society’s High Scientific Council presented its first…
ENS High Scientific Council announces laureates of the 2019 ENS…
Development of a separative microsystem for radionuclides analysis in nitric acid media on organic monolith
Feasibility Analysis of Representative Configurations of Core Degradation Situation During Severe Accidents in Nuclear Reactors
Cellular Response to Proton Radiation
Analysis of Reactor Pressure Vessel Steels Using Positron Annihilation Spectroscopy.
Neutron monitoring based on the higher order statistics of fission chamber signals Chalmers
University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
Theoretical explanations of I-mode impurity removal and H-mode poloidal edge asymmetries
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
Nucleation and growth of lead oxide particles in liquid lead-bismuth eutectic
University of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium
Analysis and development of deterministic and stochastic neutron noise computing techniques with applications to thermal and fast reactors
CEA Saclay – DEN/DANS/DM2S/SERMA/LTSD, France
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