Ten science students receive prizes from KHMW
Master's thesis and incentive award winners Koninklijke Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen (KHMW)
On 27 November, The Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW) presented 67 incentive awards to first-year students and 20 graduation awards to Master's students. There were three Science faculty winners among the Master's thesis awards and seven among the incentive awards this year.
Read more about the winners and their thesis topics in this article: from molecules inside a cell, Shadow-IT, to l-adic cohomology.
Master's thesis award winners
Sofie van Dorst (Molecular and Cellular Life Sciences)
Sofie was one of the Young Talent winners. She won the first prize in the Life Sciences category. She told the KHWM a bit more about her research in an interview (read below).
Floris Jansen (Business Informatics)
Floris won a shared second prize in the Computer Science and Information Science category.
Victor de Vries (Mathematical Sciences)
Victor won the Young Talent graduation prize in the Mathematics category.
Incentive awards (for first-year students)
- Vera Langeberg – Artificial Intelligence
- Finn van Wordragen – Biology
- Bram Schouten – Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Fleur Leenders – Computer Science and Technical Informatics
- Niek Wilms – Physics and Applied Physics
- David Rijneveld – Chemistry
- Jelle Bloemendaal – Mathematics and Technical Mathematics
More info, video and jury reports can be found on the KHMW website.
About KHMW
Founded in 1752, The Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW) seeks to bridge the gap between science and society by launching competitions, awarding scientific achievements and organising lectures and conferences.