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The first "Pierre Besson Prize" for the best contribution of a young scientist to NDIP 2014 went to:

Shin'ichiro Tadeka, JAXA/ISAS, Tokyo "A portable Si/CdTe Compton camera and its applications to visualization of radioactive substances"
Three posters were awarded by the NDIP14 committees:
	Fabio Acerbi, FBK, Italy "High Single-photon Time Resolution Silicon Photomultipliers"
Sara Spadola, CNRS/IN2P3/IMNC, France "Development and Performance Characterization of Intraoperative Positron Probes for Tumor Surgery"
	Vera Stankova, Universität Heidelberg/KIP, Germany "STIC3 - Silicon Photomutiplier Timing Chip with Picosecond Resolution"