May 2023 | Facts and Info from the European Physical Society | e-EPS |
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![]() The EPS PPD Innovation award 2023 is announced!The EPS Plasma Physics Division is happy to announce that its EPS-PPD Innovation award 2023 goes to Annemie Bogaerts (head of the PLASMANT research group, University of Antwerp, Belgium) and Georgi Trenchev (CTO of the climate tech start-up D-CRBN, Belgium). |
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![]() The Racah Institute distinguished as EPS Historic SiteOn 19th April 2023, the Racah Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, was declared as an EPS Historic Site. It is the first heritage site inaugurated in Israel by the European Physical Society. |
![]() ESPD Prizes 2023The European Solar Physics Division (ESPD) announces its ESPD Patricia Edwin PhD Thesis Prize 2023 goes to Yuto Bekki. |
![]() ESO: First direct image of a black hole expelling a powerful jetFor the first time, astronomers have observed, in the same image, the shadow of the black hole at the centre of the galaxy Messier 87 (M87) and the powerful jet expelled from it. |
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EPS HEPPD Prizes 2023Discover the winners of the prizes of the EPS High Energy Particle Physics Division. The prizes will be awarded during the division's conference to take place in Hamburg in August 2023. |
EPS PPD PhD Awards 2023The EPS Plasma Physics Division is happy to announce its EPS PPD PhD Research Awards 2023 go to: |
EUROfusionRead the latest news from EUROfusion, an EPS Associate Member: |
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News from the French Physical SocietyOn the occasion of its 150th anniversary, the French Physical Society presents its achievments and history in a video, subtitled in English. |
News from AYIMIInternational Young Scientist Research Journal (IJYSR) is an international journal for young researchers in high schools and universities mostly participants in competitions and conferences. IJYSR is a publication from AYIMI, an EPS Associate Member. |
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Moon Mountain Name Honours Melba MoutonScientists recently named a mesa-like lunar mountain that towers above the landscape carved by craters near the Moon’s South Pole. This unique feature will now be referred to as “Mons Mouton,” after NASA mathematician and computer programmer Melba Roy Mouton. |
Events and datesCLEO®/Europe-EQEC 2023 EGAS54 EPS2023 EPS Activities |
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