Dectris UZH Prize

DECTRIS Awards the Best Master's Thesis in Experimental Physics with 1000 CHF
­The nomination is automated through excellent performance at the master defence - and the committee composed of two professors of the Physics Department and two physicists from DECTRIS is judging the written thesis

The judging criteria are clarity, command of the topic, methods and techniques, contribution to scientific knowledge, readability, and quality of the presentation
 

• 2024: Brigitte Decrausaz: Magnons in the Multiferroic Ni3TeO6
• 2023: Livio Redard-Jacot: Search for Radiation from Wave Function Collapse and Electric Field Characterization in XENONnT
• 2022: Jens Oppliger:  Sparse sampling for fast quasiparticle interference mapping using a scanning tunneling microscope and Deep learning based denoising of low counting statistics X-ray diffraction data
• 2021: Vera Hiu-Sze Wu: Low Energy Calibration for GERDA and Characterization of Wavelength-shifters and Reflectors
• 2019: Karin von Arx: Discovery of a Collective Orbital Excitation in Ca₃Ru₂O₇
• 2018: Chris Marentini: Characterization of Novel VUV-Silicon Photomultipliers and their Application in Xenon-Based Dual-Phase TPCs