
A former PhD student in Prof. Jean-Marc Triscone's group (DPMC - UniGE), she wrote an excellent thesis on ferroelectrics, this spring. Dr Céline Lichtensteiger's work |
entitled Ferroelectricity at the Nanoscale : Study of Size Effects in Lead Titanate Thin Films has been acknowledged by the prestigious Vacheron Constantin Prize for physics. Céline (on the picture with Juan-Carlos Torres, the firm's CEO) received a beautiful watch during the ceremony that took place on Friday, June 23, at the firm's factory in Plan-Les-Ouates |
(in Geneva).
Since 1948, the firm rewards students from the Science Faculty of Geneva by awarding the prize in turn in mathematics, astronomy and physics.
A great year for Céline, who was in a TSR TV show about nanotechnology on April 5, the same day she passed her thesis exam !
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