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Bori Hunyadi wins Vidi award

Borbála "Bori" Hunyadi, Assistant Professor in the SPS section, has won a prestigious Vidi award, attached to the project "Neuro-Mark: a network-based map of neurological disorders". The goal of the project is to create a map (network) linking biomarkers to disorders, while providing insight into the underlying disease mechanisms.

"We orient ourselves in the physical world using maps. This project builds a map to navigate the realm of neurological disorders. First, I will develop computer-based methods to describe the properties of brain networks of individual patients. Using these properties – known as biomarkers -  I will locate them on the map. On one hand, the biomarkers give important insights to mechanisms underlying neurological disorders. On the other hand, the map will help clinicians make accurate diagnosis and optimize treatment planning."

The NWO Vidi awards 850 kE worth of personal grant based on research excellence. It gives the laureates a chance to further shape their research group in the next 5 years.

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'Best Innovation Booth' award at the international Astronautical Congres

The TU Delft team of Chris Verhoeven and Raj Rajan attended the International Astronautical Congress (2024) https://www.iac2024.org/ , and won the “Best Innovation Booth” award demonstrating  the  “Autonomous path planning of Lunar Zebro”, and further presented the Moonshot project. Congratulations!

 


Simon Hehenberger (MS3 group) wins student paper award

PhD student Simon Hehenberger won the student paper award at the IEEE International symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology in Boston.

His main research interests are antenna and array miniaturization, as well as new design strategies and antenna concepts enabled by additive manufacturing.


Best Presentation Award at the EuMW 2024

PhD ‘s Rob Bootsman, Diewert Mul and Mohammad Reza (a.o) won the Best Presentation Award at the EuMW 2024 in Paris with their presentation titled ‘A Switch-Bank Approach for High-Power, High-Resolution, Fully-Digital Transmitters’.