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PhD cum laude for Evert Merkx

[10-01-2021]

We are one step closer to Luminous Glass. On December 14th 2020, Evert Merkx from the department of Radiation Science & Technology (RST) successfully defended his PhD thesis and the accompanying propositions. After a rigorous examination, the committee decided to award Evert the PhD cum laude. ‘Cum laude’ is the highest honor TU Delft can bestow upon PhDs, awarded only to the top 5% of PhD students. Read more

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6 September - 13 December 2021

D-ITP Advanced topics fall 2021 - Register now!link

20 September 2021

PhD defence - Jochem Vink: "A thousand needles in a haystack: The search for invading DNA sequences by the CRISPR immune system"link

21 September 2021

PhD defence - Maximilian Ruf: "Cavity-enhanced quantum network nodes in diamond"link

28 September 2021

4th QSC Junior Daylink

30 September 2021

PhD defence - Michal Pacholski: "On the coexistence of Landau levels and superconductivity"link

30 September 2021

PhD defence - Luigi Maduro: "An Edgy Journey with Transition Metal Dichalcogenides. From Flakes to Nanopillars"link

6 October 2021

PhD defence - Martin Lee: "Applied and fundamental studies of vibrating 2D membranes"link

6 October 2021

PhD defence - Conor Bradley: "Order from disorder: Control of multi-qubit spin registers in diamond"link

15 October 2021

PhD defence - rebecca McKenzie: "Single Cells in the Spotlight: Probing the kinetics of CRISPR Interference and and Adaptation"link

29 October 2021

PhD defence - Hirad Daneshpour Aryadi: "On Cooperativity in Cellular Habitats, with Quantitative Experiments and Modelling"link

1 November 2021

PhD defence - Makars Šiškins: "Higher-order Phenomena in Nanomechanics of Two-dimensional Material Membranes"link

25 November 2021

PhD defence - Damianos Chatzopoulos: "Josephson and noise scanning tunneling microscopy on conventional, unconventional and disordered superconductors"link

25 - 26 January 2022

NWO Physics@Veldhovenlink

10 - 21 October 2022

Les Houches Summer School: Frontiers of condensed matterlink