6th International Conference on Application of RadiotraCers and Energetic Beams in Sciences (ARCEBS-27)

LEADERS OF THE FUTURE

ARCEBS is committed to the future development of accelerators, radiotracers and radiation sciences. We have identified few potential young leaders of future, who have already demonstrated their capability. One session of ARCEBS is dedicated to the "Future Leaders" , so that they can exchange ideas with world leaders. 

 

Dr. LUCAS  de SOUSA BORGES, SWITZERLAND Swiss National Museum and PSI Dr. Lucas de Sousa Borges is a physicist specialising in the non-destructive elemental analysis of archaeological artefacts using muons. He is affiliated with the Swiss National Museum and the Paul Scherrer Institute as part of the Muoniverse research consortium

 

Dr. PREMADITYA CHHETRI, GERMANY Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Premaditya Chhetri is an experimental physicist at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. After completing his PhD at TU Darmstadt, he continued his research through postdoctoral positions at the Helmholtz Institute Mainz and KU Leuven. His work focuses on laser spectroscopy of heavy and superheavy elements.

 

Dr. UJJAL DAS, INDIA UGC DAE CSR, Kolkata Centre Dr. Ujjal Das completed his Ph.D. in Radiation Oncology from the University of Calcutta and Postdoctoral training at IACS, Kolkata and Rutgers University, USA. Research focuses on cancer biology, radiation response, epigenetics, and precision oncology using exosomes and circulating biomarkers.

 

Dr. SOUMEN NANDY, INDIA UGC DAE CSR, Kolkata Centre Dr. Soumen Nandi obtained his Ph.D. from VECC and is a nuclear physicist specializing in nuclear structure and b-decay studies using gamma-ray spectroscopy and TAGS, with postdoctoral experience at ANL, USA and SUBATECH, France.

Dr. Yudai Shigekawa, Japan  University of Tsukuba Dr. Yudai Shigekawa received his Ph.D. from Osaka University and worked as a postdoctoral researcher at RIKEN. His research focuses on the decay properties of the thorium-229 nuclear isomer, nuclear clocks, and the chemistry of superheavy elements.

Dr. Georg Tiebel, USA FRIB,  Michigan State University Dr. Tiebel completed his PhD in SHE chemistry at the PSI and ETH Zurich. He is currently a postdoctoral scholar at the FRIB at MSU. His current research focuses on developing a frontend for producing radioactive molecular ions to investigate fundamental physics beyond the Standard Model. His broader interests is the gas-phase speciation of radionuclides with relevance to radio-pharmacy and next-generation nuclear energy.