In the 2023 Young Investigator Synergy Award call we received seven project applications.
The projects were evaluated against the criteria of the Light and Materials Young Investigator Synergy Award call by an evaluation panel consisting of Stacey Sörensen (chair), Adam Burke, Jens Uhlig and Zhongshan Li. After the initial evaluation and a discussion meeting, the evaluation panel recommended five projects for funding. Light and Materials management* decided to follow the recommendation of the evaluation committee and fund five projects with 200 kSEK each. T
Young Investigator Synergy Award 2023:
- Simon Escobar Steinvall (Center for Analysis and Synthesis) and Zehan Yao (Chemical Physics): Light driven Material optimisation
- Nedjma Ouahioune (Atomic Physics) and Nelia Zaitas (Synchrotron Radiation Research): Studying the temporal dynamics of light driven coherent electron waves in nano structures
- Kim Cuong Le (Combustion Physics) and Calle Preger (MAX IV Laboratory): Harnessing Cutting-Edge Light sources in Lund for Insights and Applications of Synthesized Carbonaceous Nanoparticles
- Fan Wu (Chemical Physics) and Abdullah Abdelatief (Atomic Physics): Confined light-matter interactions and exciton dynamics with a versatile tuneable microcavity
- Qi Shi (Chemical Physics) and Yue Zhao (Solid State Physics): Optimizing New Generation Sustainable GaInP Nanowire based micro-LEDs (μ-LEDs) with AI-Enhanced Functional Imaging
Light and Materials management wish to thank the members of the evaluation group for your engagement and valuable work, and to congratulate all awardees!
Read more about:
– the call
– the proposals
* For this decision the management group consisted of co-directors Christelle Prinz and Per Eng-Johnsson. Coordinator Tönu Pullerits declared conflict of interest and did not participate in the decision.
