The Manutech-SLEIGHT Graduate School offers the opportunity to master and PhD students, Post-Doctoral fellows and young researchers to present their ongoing work during dedicated sessions of the SLEIGHT Science Events:
- The Pitch session allows Master and engineering school students working on projects related to the Manutech-SLEIGHT topics to give short oral presentations of their work as a way to attract interest and comments from the audience.
- The Young Scientists sessions aim at promoting the scientific work of the doctoral students or young researchers. The speakers will present their research in front of the academic community answer questions from the whole attendance and receive feedback from established scientists.
- The Poster session, where all members of the consortium can present their work.
These sessions are very instructive for future researchers: to be able to speak at conferences at the Master's level, to be able to present cutting-edge topics to a multidisciplinary audience and to answer questions from specialists are key skills the Manutech-SLEIGHT Graduate School enables them to develop.
The best presentation of each session is awarded by a jury and the Graduate School team at the end of the Science Events.
On left picture: Noémie Lebrun, PhD student at laboratoire_mateis (INSA Lyon - Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, CNRS) - for her presentation "Dental-linked biological properties of magnetron-sputtered Zr-Ti thin film metallic glasses: influence of the texturing by ultra-short laser" (SSE#13)
On right picture: Margarita Carret, Mateo Morales Guzmán, Sofiane IBRAHIM and Elias Nussbaumer, master students - Institut d'Optique Graduate School/ Master OIVM AIMA - Université Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne for their nice work on "Optical analysis of metallic surfaces" (SSE#13)
- 14 JANV3 master students awarded for their performance at the Pitch Session: Master OIVM - AIMA/IOGS and Photonics for Security Reliability and Safety (PSRS) in the place of honour.17 groups of master students pitched their directed research work to the public. They had around 5 minutes to present their approach to a particular subject on which they worked during the 1st semester.
- 12 JANVA huge thank you to Vanina Amblas, Alexandre Bebon and Marie Traynar for their involvement in the 11th SLEIGHT Science Event and the Graduate School's life.
- 12 JANV7 master students awarded for their performance at the Pitch Session: AIMA-IOGS, Photonics Engineering and MLDM in the place of honour.
- 12 JANVLucas Rousseau, PhD student at the Georges Friedel lab, and Sachin Joshi, PhD student at the Hubert Curien lab, were presented the Best Poster award for their presentations during the Poster session.
- 05 JUILPascal Giraud, PhD student at the Hubert Curien lab, got the award for his presentation during the Young Scientists session
- 13 JANVAna Florencia JUAREZ SABORIO and Sébastien CHARLES awarded the best poster prize!
- 13 JANVVanina Amblas and Alexandre Bebon (IOGS / AIMA) and Marie Traynar (PE) awarded the Best Pitch prize
- 08 JUIL
- 14 JANVEmilie Laffont (LabHC) wins the PULSALYS award
- 14 JANVAdrien GIRARDOT & François LEROUX (IOGS-AIMA) win the Best pitch award!