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June 5
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Gaoguo Yan from Shandong University, who, on May 23, successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis, "Longitudinal decorrelation of collective flow in heavy ion collisions at RHIC energies.” His co-advisors were Profs. Zhenyu Chen and Maowu Nie.

Gaoguo plans to continue working in our field. Congratulations, Dr. Yan, and many thanks, Zhenyu and Maowu, for your continued support in mentoring the next generation of physicists.

June 3
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Gabe Dale-Gau from University of Illinois at Chicago, who, yesterday, successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis, “Baryon-to-Meson Ratios in Jets from Au+Au and p+p Collisions at 200 GeV.” His advisor was Prof. Olga Evdokimov

Gabe plans on continuing in our field. Congratulations, Dr. Dale-Gau, and many thanks, Olga, for your continued support in mentoring the next generation of physicists.

May 27
Please join us in congratulating the following four(!) graduate students from CCNU. Dr. Yige Huang, Dr. Zuowen Liu, Dr. Ke Mi, and Dr. Shuai Zhou successfully defended their Ph.D. theses:

- Yige Huang on "Search for the QCD Critical End Point via Baryon Fluctuations in Heavy-ion Collisions” under supervision of Prof. Xiaofeng Luo, Prof. Anar Rustamov, and Prof. Nu Xu

- Zuowen Liu on "Measurements of Directed Flow in Au + Au Collisions at RHIC-STAR” under supervision of Prof. Shusu Shi and Prof. Nu Xu

- Ke Mi on "Study of Two-Particle Correlations for Baryon-Baryon Interactions in RHIC-STAR Experiment” under the supervision of Prof. Xiaofeng Luo, Prof. Norbert Herrmann, and Prof. Nu Xu

- Shuai Zhou on "Experimental Study of Elliptic Flow in the RHIC-STAR Beam Energy Scan” under supervision of Prof. Shusu Shi

Many thanks to Xiaofeng, Shusu, Nu, Anar, and Norbert for your continued support in mentoring the next generation of physicists. Yige, Ke, and Zuowen will continue working in our field, while Shuai is still considering his next steps.

Congratulations, Dr. Huang, Dr. Liu, Dr. Mi, and Dr. Zhou!

May 26

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Yan Wang and Dr. Xiujun Li from USTC, who both, successfully defended their Ph.D. theses yesterday:

- Yan Wang on "Measurements of charmonium production in Ru+Ru and Zr+Zr collisions at RHIC,” under the supervision of Prof. Zebo Tang, Prof. Wangmei Zha, and Dr. Rongrong Ma

- Xiujun Li on "Measurements of hypernuclei production and lifetimes from RHIC-STAR Experiment,” under the supervision of Prof. Yifei Zhang and Prof. ShinIchi Esumi

Many thanks to Zebo, Yifei, as well as WangMei, Rongrong, and ShinIchi for your continued support in mentoring the next generation of physicists. Yan will continue in our field, while Xiujun is still deciding on her next move. We wish both all the best in their careers. Congratulations, Dr. Wang and Dr. Li!

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