STAR Juniors Information

A junior is a student or a post-doctoral researcher who has graduated in the last five years.

The current Juniors Representatives are Isaac Mooney from Yale University (isaac.mooney@yale.edu), Yu Hu from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (yuhu@bnl.gov), and Zach Sweger from University of California - Davis (zwsweger@ucdavis.edu)

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The following information is available for and about STAR's students and post docs

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STAR publication policy

Junior members of the collaboration comprise all graduate students and those with no more than five years post-PhD experience. They will be represented on the Council by up to three at-large junior members at least one of whom should be a graduate student. Candidates for at-large positions can be either self-nominated or nominated by other juniors after a call for nominations by the current junior members of the Council. The election will be conducted by a committee that is appointed by the current junior members of Council. The at-large representatives will be elected by junior members of the collaboration. Elections should take place at least every two years. The normal term for junior representatives will be two years. — STAR bylaws