2021 EPS-QEOD Thesis Prize
The European Physical Society’s, 2021 EPS-QEOD Thesis Prize for Applied Aspects, has been presented to Dr. Maxim Karpov. The biennial award rewards excellence in PhD research and scientific communication in quantum electronics and optics.
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1 June 2018
EFTF 2018 Young Scientist Award
For pioneering contributions to ultra-fast physics and soliton pulse generation in non-linear optical microresonators....
11 March 2022
Ewelina Obrzud, winnner of the MERAC Prize
Congratulations to Ewelina Obrzud, winner of the prestigious European Astronomical Society's MERAC Prize for her amazing work on new instrumental technologies!...
11 July 2019
2019 SPS award for exceptional research
Dr. Amir H. Ghadimi, a postdoc for Industry at CSEM, was awarded the 2019 Swiss Physical Society's (SPS) award for exceptional research by a young researcher in the field of computational physics....