The NSSA student prize is awarded for excellent research using neutrons forming part of a student thesis. The award consists of a certificate, plaque, and $500. The 2008 prize will be awarded for work presented at the ACNS meeting. If you are interested in being considered for this award please indicate this on your abstract submission.

More information is available here.
Please direct questions to Prof. Simon Billinge.

The Prize conditions are as follows:

The presenter must be a graduate student, or within two years of their Ph.D graduation
The work must be part of Ph.D or M.S. thesis research where neutron scattering or neutron science played a significant role
The work must be presented at the ACNS as a poster submission
The presenter performed the majority of the actual neutron scattering work