Ana Cueto, Ramón y Cajal researcher in the Department of Theoretical Physics at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) and CIAFF member, has been awarded one of the prestigious Starting Grants from the European Research Council (ERC) for her project "Plusphoton". These highly competitive grants support outstanding early-career researchers in launching their own projects and building independent teams.
In accordance with the electoral process for the election of the Director of the CIAFF, we hereby announce the publication of the final electoral roll.
The definitive list of eligible voters has been verified and approved, incorporating any modifications resulting from the claims and corrections submitted during the provisional period.
We are pleased to announce the final proclamation of candidacies for the position of Director of the CIAFF:
This final list reflects the candidacies that have been duly verified and confirmed in accordance with the requirements of the selection process. With this proclamation, the candidacy is considered official and definitive for the upcoming election process.
The “On-Si” initiative, led by members of the CIAFF Microelectronics research group, has been awarded with the Most Innovative Project Award in the UAM Entrepreneurship Program for Researchers. This accolade was announced on July 9 during a presentation of eight entrepreneurial proposals in the field of Materials and Industrial Processes, held under the umbrella of the "UAM Emprende" initiative.
We are pleased to announce the provisional proclamation of candidacies for the position of Director of the CIAFF:
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Elections for the management of the CIAFF are hereby called. For this purpose, the provisional electoral roll and electoral calendar are published.
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Diego Sotillo has started working at CIAFF as new postdoctoral researched in the Astrophysics and Cosmology group.
Ana Cueto, Ramón y Cajal researcher at the UAM Department of Theoretical Physics and member of CIAFF, has been interviewed by Celia González for the STEMinist4future channel.
In the interview, Ana discusses her research in experimental particle physics at the Large Hadron Collider, her scientific career, and the role of women in science.
You can watch the interview on YouTube:
