Dear 2009 ThinkSwiss Researchers,
Congratulations on being selected for a 2009 ThinkSwiss Research Scholarship! This Blog is a place for you to share your experiences and for us to provide you with helpful information and let you know about meetings and events. Please keep in touch and be sure to write on the ThinkSwiss Research Blog on a regular basis!
Please introduce yourself briefly and tell us about your expectations and your research project in Switzerland.
The whole ThinkSwiss community is very interested in your research experiences and will read with great curiosity your posted blogs. The exchange of knowledge and the establishment of a network between you and Swiss researchers in your labs is one of the main objectives of the ThinkSwiss research stay.
The following students were awarded and do research at the following Swiss universities/research institutes:
Brett Albert (Harvard University), ETH Zurich
Erin Turk (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), University of Lausanne
Igor Labutov (City University of New York), EPFL
Ishita Basu (University of Illinois at Chicago), EPFL
Jason Qian (George Washington University), EPFL
Jialiang (Julian) Wang (Department of Architecture, Texas A&M University), EPFL
Jonathan Broogard (Northwestern University), University of Lausanne
Kalin Peige (Arizona State University), University of Zurich
Kayla King (Indiana University), EAWAG
Martin Monasteiro (Rutgers University), ETH Zurich
Matan Mayer (Harvard University), EPFL
Nicole Beckage (Indiana University), University of Basel
Rebecca Recker (Johns Hopkins University), University of Geneva
Rob Futia (Loyola College in Baltimore), University of Zurich
Savannah Adams (Emory University Atlanta), ETH Zurich
Tom Stewart (Columbia University), ETH Zurich
Yee Hoong Chow (Northwestern University), EPFL
We are looking forward to reading more about your research and your time in Switzerland.
Kind regards,
Lukas (on behalf of the program committee)
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
The 2009 ThinkSwiss Researchers
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