Florian Schenk reveiced the Best Oral Presentation Award
Florian Schenk, a doctoral student in the research group Chemistry and Materials Design headed by Prof. Maksym Yarema, received the Best Oral Presentation Award for his paper titled "Solution-processed phase-change memory from molecular telluride inks." Congratulations!
The SCS Materials Chemistry (MatChem) Network organized a significant event known as the 1st Swiss Symposium on Materials Chemistry 2023. The symposium aimed to foster connections among scientists working in various fields of materials chemistry in Switzerland, encompassing solid-state chemistry, materials synthesis, and advanced characterization.
The symposium focused on the preparation and understanding of materials with unique or beneficial properties, spanning from theoretical research to practical applications. The program featured a keynote lecture, invited talks, presentations by PhD students and postdocs, and a poster session. Attendees had numerous opportunities to network during lunch, coffee breaks, and the concluding aperitif.
Florian Schenk, a doctoral student in the research group Chemistry and Materials Design headed by Prof. Maksym Yarema, received the Best Oral Presentation Award for his paper titled "Solution-processed phase-change memory from molecular telluride inks." Congratulations!