During the conference, four works selected out of all the oral and poster presentations have been awarded.
The selection committee was composed by A. Carbone and A.M. Scarfone
Any awarded scientists have been granted 500 euros each. Additionally, the registration fee will be waived for the winners for participating in the next edition of the SigmaPhi Conference, SigmaPhi2029.
The announcement of the winners and the awarding ceremony took place on Friday, July 10th.
The winners are:
Ana Maria Montero (Universidad De Extremadura, Badajoz, Spain)
Prize for the best oral presentation on Theoretical Statistical Physics
Title of the work: Orientational ordering and correlations in a quasi-one-dimensional hard-dumbbell fluid.
Piotr Fronczak (Warsaw University Of Technology, Warsaw, Poland)
Prize for the best oral presentation on Applied and Interdisciplinary Statistical Physics
Title of the work: Fractal complex networks: From local to global scaling relations
Ryuna Nagayama (The University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Japan)
Prize for the best oral presentation (early-career scientists)
Title of the work: Dual thermodynamic uncertainty relations: dissipation-coherence trade-off and thermodynamic speed limit for noisy limit cycles
Jutta Sarah Schnizer (University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria)
Prize for the best poster presentation
Title of the work: Analytical solution of overdamped Brownian motion in a periodic step potential