IUPAP Early Career Scientist Prize
The IUPAP C16 Early Career Scientist Prize recognizes outstanding contributions made by scientists at early stages of their careers in the field of Plasma Physics. IUPAP is pleased to announce that the 2024 IUPAP Early Career Scientist Prize on Plasma Physics is awarded to
Vinícius Njaim Duarte (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, PPPL) for elucidating the mechanism behind the nature of the nonlinear response of Alfvénic waves in fusion experiments, and for the advancement of collisional plasma kinetic theory that led to a self-consistent transport theory, established from first principles and successfully applied to the dynamics of fusion plasmas and self-gravitating systems.
Poster awards
Three poster prizes will be awarded during the conference following the on-site review. To participate, please tick the appropriate box during registration.
Travel and participation awards
Financial support is available for scientists from developing countries, both for travel and a discount on the conference fee. Applicants must satisfy the following criteria:
- The applicants' country of affiliation must be a developing country, as defined by the
World Bank list of low income and lower middle income countries. - Applicants have to submit an abstract as a presenting author before applying for this travel support.
To apply, please proceed with the regular registration process and upload a single ZIP file containing the following documents:
- a copy of your passport (photo page),
- a short CV including all publications.
