The third edition of the IMAPP PhD Award for Scientific Communication saw four excellent talks from 3rd and 4th year PhD students who presented their research: Jesse Daas, Anne Inkenhaag, Mostafa Meliani, and Laurens Sluijterman. It was really a pleasure to see how much effort PhD students put into designing a talk for non-experts that was at the same time understandable and able to explain the topic of their investigations.
We got to know how much 'The Environments are important' when investigating the universe thanks to Anne's fantastic presentation, which took us on a journey through the wonders of transients. Her talk was evaluated as the best among the four, but it was a tough job for the committee (made by a member from each department).
As the winner of the third IMAPP PhD Award for Scientific Communication, Anne will be awarded a €750 cash prize and she'll have the honour to give a talk during the IMAPP Symposyum. Therefore, don't worry, you'll get the chance to hear everything you always wanted to know about transients (but were afraid to ask) later this semester. An honourable mention goes to Mostafa Meliani, who presented his work on fractional derivatives and wave equations.
