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Contests

The Belgian Physical Society (BPS) awards annually three Scientific Prizes to reward the best master thesis in the field of physics.

This edition, the prizes will be announced at the annual Scientific Meeting 2024 of the Belgian Physical Society on May 29th, 2024 at the VUB.

This competition is open to students who defended their master thesis in 2023. The detailed regulations and the application form to be filled in by the student can be downloaded from:

Please note that the deadline for submitting the required documents is 15th December 2023, and should be sent to the following email address: .

    Laureates 2024

    Laureate Affiliation Title
    Annys Arno UAntwerpen Deep learning voor automatische materiaalidentificatie in elektronen energieverlies spectroscopie
    Liefsoens Michaël KULeuven Revealing DNA’s topology A spectral energy approach to loop detection
    Mele Lea UMons Carrollian fermions coupled to gravity

     

    Laureates 2023

    Laureate Affiliation Title
    Carmans Boo UHasselt Hybrid spin registers in NV centers: A testbed for studying quantum thermodynamic phenomena and their derived applications
    Dewettinck Wout UGent Directed graph mapping can discriminate between a line of block and a real reentry loop, a feature phase mapping lacks
    Wouters Thibeau KULeuven Holographic RG flows in gauged supergravity

     

    (No prize in 2022)

    Laureates 2021

    Laureate Affiliation Title
    de Kemmeter Jean-François UCLouvain Fluctuations et courbes arctiques dans le modèle à 6 vertex
    Marinkovic Stefan ULiège Direct Visualization of Current-Stimulated Oxygen Migration in YBa2Cu3O7−δ Thin Films
    Quintelier Matthias UAntwerpen Het potentieel van de TEM voor onderzoek naar gecorreleerde wanorde in materialen door een diepgaande studie van Ge4Bi2Te7 met behulp van 3DED, STEM en EDX

    Laureates 2020

    Laureate Affiliation Title
    Fernandes Lennart UAntwerpen Statistische fysica van economische ongelijkheid en segregatie
    Honet Antoine ULB Mécanisme Dvali-Gabadadze-Porrati-Shifman et l’électrodynamique quantique à (2+1) dimensions : application à un modèle d’exciton dans le graphène
    Parmentier Klaas KULeuven Black Holes and Duality – an attractor mechanism for the metric