For his master thesis ”Plasmonic Absorption Modulators with Epsilon-Near-Zero Materials”, our PhD student Giacomo Torti has received the first SEMI Best Thesis Award 2025. The SEMI-awards are offered by the Swissmem industry sector “semiconductors” for outstanding Bachelor or Master Theses in the field of semiconductor technologies. Our sincere congratulations!
This year’s Hector Fellow Academy Symposium in Düsseldorf was focused on Brain, Computer, and AI. Over three days, researchers came together for inspiring talks and interdisciplinary exchange, highlighting the value of cross-field collaboration in advancing scientific understanding.
We congratulate
Marina Homs for a finalist paper in the "Novel Optical Materials and Applications (NOMA)" meeting,
Cherui Xu for a finalist paper in the "Signal Processing in Photonic Communications (SPPCom)" meeting.
IEF Highlight – Hector Fellow Academy Project: RetinaSensor
How physics and electrical engineering contribute to the development of a new eye detector.