We invite students and postdocs to register for the science week poster session and present their research! The number of accepted poster submission is limited: poster presenters will be contacted as soon as registration has closed.
Food and drinks will be served while you discuss each others research!
When?
Wednesday, July 24th, 2024 - 16:30.
Where?
In the fire lane where the coffee breaks are being held.
Poster specifications
Please make your poster in portrait mode. The maximum width for any poster is 25 inches. There is no height restriction.
Prizes!
First and second place of the poster competition will be rewarded with prizes! Winners will be announced at the BBQ on Thursday evening.
There is also a Peoples' Choice Award for the poster competition. Anyone can vote for their favourite poster at this link:
You may only vote once! The voting poll will be announced during science week and will be open from 14:30 on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 until noon on Thursday, July 25, 2024.
Judges' Rubric
Judges will select two prize recipients amongst the student posters. The rubric the judges will use is:
| Criterion | Points |
| Attention attraction (audience engagement) | 30 |
| Coherent structure | 25 |
| Understandable content | 25 |
| Good answers to questions | 20 |
Presenters
| AI Meets Antimatter: Unveiling Antihydrogen Annihilation Positions | Ashley Ferreira and Mahip Singh |
| Dynamics of Lithium ions implanted in alpha-quartz | Signy Spencer |
| In-situ Plasma Processing of 1.3 GHz ARIEL Cavities | Daniel Hedji |
| Temperature Measurement of Isotope Production Targets | Grace Dehnel |
| Solid Hydrogen and High Vacuum – Nuclear Physics with IRIS at TRIUMF | Gabriel Gorbet |
| Towards Radioactive Molecular Beams at CANREB | Devon Joseph |
| Resparking the Neutron Lifetime Debate with PENeLOPE | Dinel Anthony |
| An accelerator-driven Ba+ ion source for a future neutrinoless double beta decay search in nEXO | Megan Cvitan |
| ARIES: The New β-Tagging Ancillary Detector at Griffin | Annabelle Grimes |
| Let BOIS Steer the Beam: Bayesian Optimization for Ion Steering | Emma Ghelfi |
| Removing Lensing Effects from Electrostatic Steerers on OLIS beams using BOIS | Alexander Katrusiak |
| Tailored RI Beams for DRAGON With Multi-Objective Bayesian Optimization | Omar Hassan |
| Pioneering Quality Control in the Era of Targeted Alpha Therapy: A Microfluidic alpha sensor for pharmaceutical development and production | Tahirah DCosta |
| Application of DeepSets Machine Learning in FPGA to Improve the ATLAS L0 Global Trigger for Run4 | Kelvin Leong |
| Investigating TDCs for General Fusion's Time-Of-Flight Neutron Spectrometer | Zeest Fatima |
| Simulating High Energy Particle Calorimeter Interactions Using 4-Partite Quantum-Assisted Variational Autoencoders | Hao Jia |
| The Haunted BetaNMR Beamline: Simulating Rogue Electron Emissions | River Tranter-Tiffin |
| Simulation study on optimization of liquid xenon calorimeter for the PIONEER Experiment | Jesus Corral |
| Testing Silicon Photomultipliers for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay Experiments | Aileen Zhang |
| Developing atomic manipulation techniques for (anti)hydrogen measurements in ALPHA and HAICU | Alexis Papandreou |
| Tuning Pharmacokinetic Properties of Sulfur-Rich Macrocyclic Chelators for Complexation of Theranostic Meitner-Auger Electron Emitter Mercury-197m/g | Jordanne Burgess |
| Comparing Secondary Cancer Rates between Proton Therapy and Photon Therapy | Peter Dasiukevich |
| Particulate contamination in TRIUMF linear accelerators | Aveen Mahon |
| Implementation of Optical Target Temperature Measurements into ISAC Experiment Control and Data Acquisition Systems (MIDAS and EPICS) | Lucas Backes |
| Development of Alpha Spectrometry for Diagnostics of TAT on Cancer Cells in Vitro | Sidney Shapiro |
Sponsors
Silver Sponsor: The student competitions are sponsored by iseg Spezialelektronik GmbH, Germany.
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Gold Sponsor: At the poster session, you will have an opportunity to meet with isoSolutions, Vancouver, BC, Canda.
isoSolutions is a Vancouver-based company providing an integrated suite of products for nuclear medicine applications worldwide, including Radiochemicals,
