2020 fellows

Here the list of the 2020 IFES Fellows

Nominated	Current Affiliation	Citation Statement
M. Moody	University of Oxford	For your work on cluster-finding measurements in atom probe data, and your contributions to knowledge in Fe-Cr, Al alloy, & steel systems, including hydrogen embrittlement, nuclear fission and fusion, and new alloys for the automotive industry. We also acknowledge your efforts training a new generation of researchers and your dedicated service and involvement in the society.
F. Vurpillot	Universite de Rouen	For your outstanding efforts that have pushed the frontiers of knowledge in our field, including your work simulating complex ion trajectories and aberrations in metals and alloys, elucidating molecular ion dissociation effects, your efforts to understand data reconstruction, and developing new data mining approaches. We also acknowledge your efforts training young researchers through your APT school and your dedicated service and involvement in the society, including serving as the Vice-President.
E. Marquis	University of Michigan	For your work to introduce correlative microscopy and improve our understanding of radiation damage, phase transformations, interfacial segregation and high temperature oxidation in materials, with many fruitful collaborations. We also acknowledge your efforts training a new generation of researchers and your dedicated service and involvement in the society.

<p>Here the list of the 2020 IFES Fellows</p>

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			<td>Nominated</td>
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			<p>M. Moody</p>

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			<td>University of Oxford</td>
			<td>For your work on cluster-finding measurements in atom probe data, and your contributions to knowledge in Fe-Cr, Al alloy, & steel systems, including hydrogen embrittlement, nuclear fission and fusion, and new alloys for the automotive industry. We also acknowledge your efforts training a new generation of researchers and your dedicated service and involvement in the society.</td>
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			<p>F. Vurpillot</p>

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			<td>Universite de Rouen</td>
			<td>For your outstanding efforts that have pushed the frontiers of knowledge in our field, including your work simulating complex ion trajectories and aberrations in metals and alloys, elucidating molecular ion dissociation effects, your efforts to understand data reconstruction, and developing new data mining approaches. We also acknowledge your efforts training young researchers through your APT school and your dedicated service and involvement in the society, including serving as the Vice-President.</td>
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			<p>E. Marquis</p>

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			<td>University of Michigan</td>
			<td>For your work to introduce correlative microscopy and improve our understanding of radiation damage, phase transformations, interfacial segregation and high temperature oxidation in materials, with many fruitful collaborations. We also acknowledge your efforts training a new generation of researchers and your dedicated service and involvement in the society.</td>
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