Congratulations to the IFCS-EFTF 2025 Student Poster Competition Finalists. Finalists will present their poster during Poster Session #1 on Tuesday, May 13, 15:00-17:00.
FINALISTS
Group 1
Ella Klein, University of Pennsylvania
2134: Frequency Scaling of Aluminum Scandium Nitride on Silicon Carbide Sezawa Mode Surface Acoustic Wave Resonators
Luca Spagnulo, Northeast Unviersity
2143: Power Handling Improvement in Cross-Sectional Lamé Mode Resonators Operating in the Ku-Band
Tong Zhu, University of Paris Saclay
2032: A Novel MEMS Structure with Multiple high-Q Resonances for low-Voltage 20kHz to 600kHz Oscillators
Xu Zhao, University of Pennsylvania
2129: High-Q, Temperature-Compensated BAW Resonator Featuring an Integrated MicroOven
Group 2
Alan Rodriguez, Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
2152: Implementation of Adaptive Noise Canceling for Voice Audio Signals Using Least Mean Square Algorithm
Kevin Zheng, University of California, Berkeley
2249: Fully-Differential Micromechanical Resonator Reference Oscillator
Marco Pomponio, NIST
2173: Next Generation of Measurement Systems for Time and Frequency
Marine Brun, ST Microelectronics
2021: Comparative Analysis of a Novel and a Conventional Modeling Approach for Parasitic Capacitances Integration in a Quartz Crystal Oscillator
Quinn Morgan, Portland State University
2149: Phase Correction Algorithm for Single-Chip Wireless Motes with Crystal-Free CMOS Oscillators
Group 3
Carlos Rivera, FEMTO-ST
2014: Microcell-CPT Clock with Reduced light-Shift Sensitivity Using Ramsey-Based Sequences Applied Through Direct Modulation of the Laser Current
Jiachuan Yang, Peking University
2217: Stable Microwave Generation via 2-Point Frequency Division of a Highly Coherent Two-Color Laser
Modestino Carbone, Politechnico di Torino/INRIM
2185: PM/Am Conversion Measurement for Narrow-Linewidth Lasers with Rin and Shot-Noise Reduction
Tenghui Yang, NTSC
2110: Differential Detection of Doppler-Free Spectroscopy with Modulation Transfer
Xiaomin Qi, Peking University
2071: Preliminary Results of two-Faraday-Laser Pumped Cesium Beam Clock
Group 4
Ghida Fawaz, FEMTO-ST
2190: Surface Cleaning of Microparticles Sensors Integrated in a Cascade Impactor via Water Droplet Displacement Using Surface Acoustic Wave
Tanvir Hasan, University of Central Florida
2225: Novel Testbed for Acoustoelectric Loss Analysis in Lamb Wave Lithium Niobate on Silicon Delay Lines
Group 5
Dylan Meyer, University of Colorado
2095: Towards a Free-Space W-Band Timing Link for Optical Clocks
Hannah Tomio, MIT
2248: Development of an Optical Frequency Division-Based Time and Frequency Reference for Space VLBI
Shouxiang Lu, NTSC
2184: Research on Joint Timescale Algorithms for Remote Multi-Station Systems
Sufang Liu, NTSC
2116: The Impact of Temperature Variations on Atomic Clock Performance and its Compensation Methods
Yiheng Wang, NTSC
2053: The Research on Resilient Joint Timekeeping Algorithm with the Multiple Timekeeping Stations
Group 6
Filip Butuc-Mayer, National Physical Laboratory
2141: Towards Zero Dead Time Operation with Two Sr Optical Lattice Clocks
Jia Zhang, Peking University
2078: Cavity-Pulling Suppression and Linewidth Narrowing Effects of an Extremely Bad-Cavity Active Optical Clock
Pierre Roset, FEMTO-ST
2189: Sub-Kelvin Ultra Stable Silicon Fabry-Perot Cavity
Saaswath Jeyalathaa Karthikeyan, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
2245: Transportable single-Ion Optical Clock for Remote Comparisons
Tanner Grogan, NIST
2253: Cryogenic Sapphire Cavity for 1156nm at 4x10-17