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MaP Graduate Symposium 2019

The 14th edition of the MaP Graduate Symposium took place on 03 July 2019 at ETH Zentrum. The Department of Materials was very successfully represented this year with various high-class talks and poster presentations. It is therefore not surprising that many of the awards were given to members of the D-MATL.

by Marc Roland Petitmermet
MaP Award 2019 finalists (from left): Dr. Vladimir Paunović (winner) and Dr. Nicolas Broguière, together with MaP Chair Prof. André Studart (middle). Marianna Diamantopoulou - 1st place: "Blue and red steps towards the stiffest isotropic metamaterials." Murielle Schreck & Xavier Guichard - 1st place: "When Light Meets Light(ness). A titania nanoparticle-based aerogel containing gold nanoparticles on top of a dandelion".
Dominic Gerber - 3rd place: "Calcium carbonate crystals grown at a hydrogel-glass interface."

MaP Award 2019

Award for the most promising doctoral thesis completed at ETH the previous year

finalist: Dr. Manuel Schaffner (Complex Materials) for his thesis Additive Manufacturing of Fiber-Reinforced Soft Materials for Medical and Robotic Applications

Poster Award

The jury selected five finalists and the audience selected the best three based on 2-minute flash poster presentations (everything allowed except Powerpoint)

2nd: Iacopo Mattich (Complex Materials)

3rd: Wilhelm Woigk (Complex Materials)

MaP People's Choice Poster Prize 2019

Iacopo Mattich (Complex Materials) for his poster on Functional Materials Made From Upscaled Microfluidic Processes

Image Contest

1st: Murielle Schreck (Multifunctional Materials) & Xavier Guichard (Multifunctional Materials)

3rd: Dominic Gerber (student D-MATL)

BASF Advanced Materials & Systems Poster Award

Tian Liu (Multifunctional Materials)

SuSoS Surface Innovation Award

Joan Sendra Garcia (Nanometallurgy)

 

We would like to congratulate all winners and finalists for their excellent work!

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