This year’s Graduation Awards went to the following UT students, who all did exceptionally well during their Master’s studies.
Yoeri Boink
Grade: 10, Cum Laude
Faculty: Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS / EWI)
Study program: MSc. Applied Mathematics
Thesis’ title: Combined Modelling of Optimal Transport and Segmentation Revealing Vascular Properties
Bram de Rooij
Grade: 9
Faculty: Behavioural, Management and Social sciences (BMS)
Study program: MSc. Industrial Engineering and Management
Thesis’ title: The effect of different CoCo structures on the funding costs of a financial institution
Max Klaassen
Grade: 9, Cum Laude
Faculty: Engineering Technology (CTW)
Study program: MSc. Mechanical Engineering
Thesis’ title: Near field atomization in pressure swirl nozzles
Carolyne Danilla
Grade: 90 (ITC grading system)
Faculty: Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)
Study program: MSc. Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation
Thesis’ title: Convolutional neural networks for contextual denoising and classification of SAR images
Rick Driessen
Grade: 9/10, cum laude
Faculty: Science and Technology (TNW)
Study program: MSc. Sustainable Process Technology
Thesis’ title: Development of a multistage fluidized bed for deep H2S removal from natural gas
Award for the best teacher
Not only excellent students were rewarded at the ceremony today. Rector Thom Palstra also handed out the Educational Award for the university’s best lecturer. This year the prize for the best teacher belongs to Pieter Roos.
