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AICES Associated Junior Research Group Leader Prof. Elgeti has been recognized with the Umbrella Award 2018
Prof. Stefanie Elgeti has been recognized with the Umbrella Award 2018 for her work in Energy Conversion and Energy Storage. The prize is given by the Umbrella consortium, an alliance between RWTH Aachen University, Technion and Research Center Jülich. With the award, the institutions intend to strengthen the collaboration among members of the alliance. Congratulations!
Charlemagne Distinguished Lecture Series: AICES Welcomes Prof. Denis Noble, Ph.D.
Twice a year, the AICES fellows organize the prestigious Charlemagne Lecture, whose objective is to invite persons, who have achieved impressive accomplishments throughout their career and, in this sense, to get inspired by their scientific achievements.
As the 15th speaker, the AICES fellows invited Professor Denis Noble Ph.D., Emeritius Professor of Cardiovascular Physiology at the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics at the University of Oxford, England.
Professor Noble gave a talk on "From Pacing the Heart to the Pace of Evolution" on February 19, 2018 at 3 pm in the GeneraliHall of Super C (6th floor).
We were very pleased about his visit and we will be honoured to welcome Denis Noble any time again.
AICES Fellow Sheng-Ying Yue Passed His Doctoral Exam
Sheng-Ying started as an AICES Fellow in 2014 and received his doctoral degree in January 2018. His research on “ Thermal Properties of Phonons and Electrons in Materials from ab Initio”, has been advised by Prof. Dr. Hu.
Sheng-Ying now works as a Postdoctoral Researcher at University of California in Santa Barbara.
Congratulations Sheng-Ying!
AICES Junior Research Group Leader Julia Kowalski has passed her Habilitation
On January 24th, Dr. Julia Kowalski has passed her habilitation. She received the Venia Legendi in 'Geofluiddynamics'. Her habilitation thesis had the title: „Process-based Modeling and Simulation in Geoscience Applied to Cryosphere Geophysics“. The experts committee consisted of Prof. Clauser, RWTH Aachen, Prof. Saur, University of Cologne and Prof. Bunge, LMU Munich.
Congratulations Julia!
Charlemagne Distinguished Lecture Series: AICES Welcomes Prof. Dr. Daniel Cremers
Twice a year, the AICES fellows organize the prestigious Charlemagne Lecture, whose objective is to invite persons, who have achieved impressive accomplishments throughout their career and, in this sense, to get inspired by their scientific achievements.
As the 14th speaker, the AICES fellows invited Prof. Dr. Daniel Cremers, Professor for Computer Science and Mathematics at the Chair for Computer Vision & Artificial Intelligence and Managing Director at the Department of Computer Science at TU Munich University. Professor Dr. Cremers gave a talk on "Novel Algorithms for 3D Computer Vision" on December 18, 2017 at 3pm in the GeneraliHall of Super C (6th floor).
