MaP Graduate Symposium 2022
The 16th edition of the MaP Graduate Symposium took place on September 1st, 2022. The D-MATL was again successfully represented this year, with several high-class talks and poster presentations. Many of the awards went to members of D-MATL.
At this year's MaP Graduate Symposium, the following D-MATL members won a price:
- Dominic Gerber (Soft and Living Materials): MaP Award
- Jelena Wohlwend (Nanometallurgy): MaP People’s Choice Poster Award
- Jelena Wohlwend (Nanometallurgy): Pilatus Advanced Manufacturing
- Rani Boons (Complex Materials): Sensirion Smart Sensing
- Stefano Menasce (Complex Materials): Geistlich Regeneration
- Steven van Kesteren (Soft Materials and Interfaces): MaP Mastermind
Tommaso Magrini (Complex Materials) and Nives Strkalj (Multifunctional Ferroic Materials) were 2 of the 3 finalists for the MaP Award 2022 – a great achievement.
The 2022 Ideas Competition for Transdiscpilinary Format was also won by D-MATL PhD students: Zazo Meijs (Soft Materials and Interfaces), Xanthe Verbeek (Materials Theory), Max Merkel (Materials Theory).
Zazo Meijs (Soft Materials and Interfaces) becomes the new MaP Doctoral Student Representative on the Executive Committee of the MaP Doctoral School, where he replaces Murielle Schreck.
Impressions of the Conference
Nives Strkalj: MaP Award Finalist
(Michele McCoig Phtotography)
Tommaso Magrini: MaP Award Finalist
(Michele McCoig Phtotography) Prof. André Studart and Prof. Ralph Spolenak (Michele McCoig Phtotography)
