25 December 2020
Entropy 2020–2021 Travel Award Winners
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2020–2021 Travel Awards, sponsored by MDPI and Entropy. The awards were granted to two outstanding young researchers working in the thematic areas:
Astrophysics, Cosmology, and Black Holes
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Noel Castro Segura is a PhD student at the University of Southampton. The goal of his research is to shed light on some of the fundamental problems related to accretion physics and binary evolution. In particular, his main focus is on how outflows affect these systems. He is planning to present his work "Accretion disk winds in black-hole LMXRB: The missing link" at the Vasto Accretion Meeting (30 May–5 June 2021, Vasto, Italy). The award consists of 800 Swiss francs, to be used to attend this conference. |
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Igor A. Khramtsov is a PhD student at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, whose research interest involves color centers in diamond, silicon carbide, and other wide-bandgap semiconductors; color center electroluminescence; single-photon sources and detectors; nanophotonics; optical interconnects; integrated germanium photodetectors; and silicon nanophotonics. He is planning to present his work “Towards efficient electrical triggering of single-photon emission from SiV centers in diamond” at SPIE Photonics West (6–11 March 2021 San Francisco, CA, USA). The award consists of 800 Swiss francs, to be used to attend this conference. |
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Selecting the two winners was a difficult decision, as we received many high-quality applications from around the world. We thank all applicants as we look forward to receiving more applications for the Entropy 2022 Travel Awards.
For more information about Entropy awards, please see the following link: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/entropy/awards
