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This year we will be giving awards for the best student posters; one poster, that is considered the best quality and best presented, will be chosen in each of the four poster sessions.
Topic Editors will be the judges for the Student Poster Award Program. They will judge posters submitted in their topic area only. Each poster is based on a 30-point system to determine the winner in each session.
The point system for judging posters is as follows:
| 10 points | Scientific merit of poster |
| 10 points | Overall presentation quality of poster |
| 10 points | Quality of student's oral presentation |
Each judge will be given a list of all student posters being presented in each session. A student author on the paper MUST present the poster in order to be qualified for the award.
All winners will be announced at the Conference Banquet on Thursday and all recipients are to be present to receive their award. If you cannot attend the Banquet, please see Karen Sloan to make other arrangements.
Title: Photoluminescence from ion beam synthesized carbon nanoclusters embedded in thermally grown SiO2
Prakash R Poudel University of North Texas
No. 383
Title: Two parametric configuration of magnetic quadrupole triplet focusing system for proton microprobe
Joshua Lawrence Riner and Gobind Basnet Louisiana Accelerator Center University of Louisiana at Lafayette
No. 594
Title: Path Reconstruction for Proton Computed Tomography
Kent Wong Northern Illinois University
No. 523
Title: Ion-cut Synthesis: Blister Formation and Layer Transfer
Rachel Collino University of Michigan