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June 22, 2005

The Poster Results Are In...

This morning, the results of the SURA poster competition were announced and I was so excited when my name was called out for the first-place prize!  :)  I am so happy about it!  I have been grinning so much today that my facial muscles are starting to get tired.  I couldn't wait to send an email message to the other G0 graduate students to tell them the wonderful news (they were happy too).  Jianglai and I went out to lunch to celebrate this afternoon.  It has been a great day.  Yay!

I was so excited about it all that it took me a while before I could concentrate on the two-photon exchange talks that went on this afternoon. :)

The second-place prize went to another William and Mary graduate student, my friend Chris Tennant, whose poster about beam breakup in the FEL (Free Electron Laser) I had been admiring during the poster session since it hung on the other side of the poster board from mine.  The third-place prize was shared by my friends Tanja Horn (a Hall C graduate student from the University of Maryland) and Peter Monaghan (a Hall A graduate student from MIT).  The SURA thesis prize this year went to Karl Slifer.  So, there were quite a few very happy people!  :)

The members of the G0 collaboration have been sending emails of congratulations, which makes me feel really good.  It is really fun to have so many cool people around! 

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Comments

CONGRATULATIONS!

Congratulations! One step closer to Time Magazine thingy :-)

Looks like a nice poster! Where did you find a plotter big enough to print it?

Way to go, Sarah/////

Dear sara,
Accept my congratulations for first award .
i wisht you success in all of your life with physics.
with regard.

Hi Everyone,

Thank you so much for your comments and encouragement! I am so excited about this; it feels really good to have all that hard work pay off. :) Yay!

Best Wishes and Thanks,

Sarah K

Hi Aaron,

The Document Control Group here at Jefferson lab has these really big cool printers that print the posters onto a high-grade, glossy paper. The finished poster is pretty big, 3 feet by 4 feet. I posted a photograph of one of these printers in one of my posts on April 15 (the one about preparing for the Open House).

http://qd.typepad.com/33/2005/04/preparing_for_t.html

With Regards,

Sarah K

Hi Aunt Nancy!

I'll be driving through New Hampshire on my way to the Gordon Conference in Maine in a couple of weeks! I'll have to stop in on the way up and get some hugs! :)

With Lots of Hugs,

Sarah K

Hey Sarah!!!

Congratulations!!! Your poster so rocked - it was all the blue that did it! ;)

This is the first thing I've read on QD since I've been back, and de-jetlagged enough to be coherent. I'll send you pics of yourself this evening for you to put up.

Gotta run - got our baryon meeting in 45 min!

Claire

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