Eva Los wins Malcolm Haines Prize for work done in Gemini
06 Apr 2026
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Dr. Eva Los, a research associate at Oxford (formerly a research associate and PhD student at Imperial College) has been awarded the Malcom Haines Prize for an early career physicist

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​​​​Dr Eva Los (centre) with her PhD advisor Prof Stuart Mangles (left) and Prof Zulfikar Najmudin (right), both from Imperial College.

 

​The Malcolm Haines Prize is presented by the IOP Plasma Physics Group every two years to an early career researcher based in the UK or Ireland for their contributions and leadership in plasma physics.

Dr Eva Los has been recognised for her work on experimental tests of strong field quantum electrodynamics (QED). This work, which started during her PhD was recently published in Nature Com​munications.

Eva and her team used CLF's Gemini facility for this work - an example of how the CLF supports a broad range of curiosity-driven science and applications. A detailed story about this work is here.




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