They are rising science stars who are making names for themselves both within Argonne National Laboratory as well as their respective fields. On Thursday, Sept. 10, at Argonne's latest public lecture, meet four early- to mid-career researchers who have been selected by their peers and managers as ones to watch.

"Catch a Rising Science Star"

Advanced Photon Source Auditorium,
Argonne National Laboratory

6:30-7 p.m.: Reception and scientific poster/display session
7-8 p.m.: Presentation and Q&A

The lineup:

• Jason Croy, Materials Scientist (energy storage/battteries)
• Marta Garcia Martinez, Computational Scientist
• John Freeland, Physicist (X-ray science)
• Elena Shevchenko, Nanoscientist

Each rising star will take a turn presenting for 10 minutes on his/her research, giving you a glimpse into the exciting work he/she is doing and illustrating how that work is making a positive impact on the world in which we live.

The event is free, but advance registration is required. Please be sure to review Argonne’s site access policy before registering. Register for “Catch a Rising Science Star” »

We ask that guest not bring children younger than 8-years-old; all guests who are 16 or older must register in advance.

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