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FOM Physics Thesis Award
The FOM Physics Thesis Award was established by FOM with the aim of drawing attention to high-quality physics research by young researchers. With effect from 2010, the prize will be awarded every year for the best physics thesis. The winner will receive a sum of 10.000 euro, which he or she is free to use as they wish.
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Presentation of the FOM Physics Thesis Award 2011
Presentation of the FOM Physics Thesis Award 2011 to Dr. Klaas-Jan Tielrooij by Prof.dr.ir. Jos Benschop.
Photo: Bram Saeys
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Ewold Verhagen
Winner of the FOM Physics Thesis Award 2010.
Photo: Melissa van der Sande
A selection committee of six members issues an advice to the FOM Executive Board based on the evaluation criteria described in the regulation (which can be found on the Dutch website
www.fom.nl/prizes).
Nominations for the FOM Physics Thesis Award 2012 can be submitted until
1 April 2012.
For further information see the regulation (right above this page) or please contact
Paula van Tijn, telephone +31 (0)30 600 12 22.
Up until 2010, FOM awarded the Andries Miedema Prize once every two years to the best PhD research in the field of condensed matter. Andries Miedema (1933-1992) was one of the very few people who succeeded in combining leadership within fundamental research, industrial research and the national and European educational and research policies. In 2010, this prize was replaced by the FOM Physics Thesis Award.
Winners of the FOM Physics Thesis Award are:
2011:
Klaas-Jan Tielrooij
2010:
Ewold Verhagen
Winners of the Andries Miedema Prize are:
2008:
Yves Rezus
2006:
Dirk Aarts
2004:
Michel Kropman
2002:
Alex Yanson
2000:
Alberto Morpurgo
1998:
Alexander van Oudenaarden
1996: Hans Huiberts
1994: Bart van Tiggelen