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We are pleased to announce this year's winners of the Best Interdisciplinary Master Thesis Award:

Place Winner Supervisor Department Title  
1st Susanna Früh Prof. Viola Vogel D-MATL Sequential and covalent cargo loading on molecular shuttles  
2nd Gino Bolliger Prof. Janos Vörös D-ITET Implantable Wireless Stimulators for Micro-Electrodes  
3rd Flurin Hänseler Prof. Philipp Rudolf von Rohr
Prof. Klavs Jensen
D-MAVT
MIT
Nanocrystal Formation in Tubular Microreactors  

The MNS Platform recognizes and rewards outstanding master students who excelled with highly innovative and interdisciplinary research. The three best theses of 2011 will each be awarded a prize of 2'000.- CHF.
The prize giving ceremony will take place on Wednesday, 14 December 2011 at 3.45 pm, right after the talk of Prof. Andrew DeMello. Guests are welcome!

Best interdisciplinary Master Thesis
Best interdisciplinary Master Thesis

Different ETH departments are awarding outstanding master theses. Micro and Nanotechnologies are at the interdisciplinary cross section of sciences and are therefore hardly covered by the traditional structure of ETH. This award has therefore been launched to encourage students to write a master thesis at the cross-section of different domains.

We are convinced that the importance of interdisciplinary research will increase even more in the future. A master thesis can be a first step in the right direction. If you are a student on the master level, talk to your professor about suitable projects!

 

Selection criteria

Potential candidates for the "Best interdisciplinary master thesis" award must complete or have already completed their masters degree at ETH Zurich. The master thesis must be interdisciplinary, the research should be suitable for publication, and related to micro- or nanosciences.  

The master thesis must have been accepted by an ETH advisor after 01 November 2010 and prior to 30 October 2011.

Besides the quality of the work, the interdisciplinarity, and the originality are evaluated.


Nomination process

The application written in English must be submitted electronically to Dr. Samuel Halim (samuel.halim@micronano.ethz.ch) no later than November 20 2011. The application must include:

1) A signed 1-page application letter incl. e.g. expected scientific impact, a resulting publication, kickoff of the thesis, scientific partners, applicant's contact details etc.

2) Poster application - A3 in pdf Format
- Text inkl. e.g. Title, Background/Motivation, Experimental, Results & Discussion, Conclusion, Outlook (max. 400 words in total)
- Max. 5 graphs or pictures
- In English
- Authors, advisor
- Citations (max. 5)
 

3) A short abstract signed by the responsible ETH advisor on the suitability of the work for scientific publication.

Selection committee

Prof. Wendelin Stark

Prof. Jürg Dual

Prof. Christofer Hierold

Prof. Qiuting Huang

Prof. Christophe Copéret

Prof. Viola Vogel

Prof. Andreas Wallraff


Prize winners

The top 6 applicants will be invited to present their master thesis at the final where the committee selects the three winners.

 

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