On Tuesday 6 November, the foundation L’Oréal-Unesco announced the laureates of their 20th edition of the For Women in Science France Awards. Laura Pecorari, PhD student from Guido Pupillo’s team, is one of the 35 laureates this year.
You can learn more about Laura’s research projet, aiming to detecting and correcting errors in quantum computers, in the article we published about her recent thesis defense.
To get more information on the other laureates, read the full press release.
Anjali Jayachandran, PhD student in Thomas Ebbesen and Cyriaque Genet's group, successfully defended her thesis titled "Fundamental physical chemistry of vibrational strong coupling." In it, she studies vibrational strong coupling, a technique based on quantum light-matter interaction that modifies chemical reactivity and material properties without the need for light illumination or real photons. The challenge:…
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