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Lina Hadid, a former LPP PhD student, has been awarded the Vincenzo Ferraro 2019 Prize
Lina Hadid has been awarded the Vincenzo Ferraro 2019 Prize, which is awarded once a year to a young researcher who has completed an outstanding PhD thesis and early career research work in space plasmas physics. Lina will join the LPP in January 2020 after being recruited in the CNRS 2019 competition (Section 17-Astrophysics).
Lina Hadid completed her Master and PhD internship at the LPP under the supervision of F. Sahraoui (2013-2016). She then moved to Uppsala University (IRFU, Sweden) as a post-doc fellow, before joining the European Space Agency (ESA / ESTEC) in the Netherlands where she is currently working. Her research works concern the study of turbulence processes in the solar wind and its interaction with planetary magnetospheres. She uses in particular the in-situ data of various spacecraft (e.g., Cluster, Themis / Artemis and Cassini). Her thesis work has revealed the importance of density fluctuations in the amplification of the turbulent cascade rate in the solar wind and planetary magnetogaines. More recently at the IRFU, her work focused on the characterization of the structure and dynamics of the Saturn ionosphere and its interaction with its rings during the "Grand Finale" phase of the Cassini mission. Currently at ESA, Lina is studying the electrodynamic interaction between Saturnand its icy moon Encelade, in preparation for the JUICE mission (LPP provides magnetic sensors to the mission). His work has resulted in 15 articles and several press releases.
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