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The Centre for Antimatter-Matter Studies (CAMS) is a collaboration of Australian universities and research institutions performing research on positron and electron interactions with matter, from single atoms to biological molecules, surfaces and materials. The wide ranging research program brings together some of Australia's top scientists from a broad range of disciplines.

 

 

CAMS releases 2008 Annual Report

CAMS is pleased to release its 2008 Annual Report. 2008 was an exceptionally productive year for CAMS, with new records set in the number and importance of our scientific outputs and significant new research and outreach programs commenced. CAMS members also received significant recognition and awards for their work.

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CAMS ECR's win support for their research
Thursday, 11th June 2009

Dr Kate Nixon (Flinders University) has won a prestigious Newton Fellowship to undertake work with Professor Andrew Murray at the University of Manchester, UK. Kate will take up her position early in 2010.

Ms Jessica Francis-Staite won a 2009 Flinders University Research Student Travel Grant of $1500 to attend the USA and POSMOL satellite meeting in Canada, both in July 2009

Mr Ryan Weed (ANU) has been awarded a Vice-Chancellor's Research Student Travel Grant of $1500 to attend a Course on 'Physics with Many Positrons' at the Enrico Fermi International School of Physics in Varenna, Italy, in July 2009.

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Congratulatations to Dr. Ron White
Friday, 29th May 2009

CAMS would like to congratulate Doctor Ron White, the CAMS JCU Node Director, on winning the James Cook University's 2009 Faculty Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning.

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