Master Student Daan wins first price for his Thesis

We congratulate Daan Verhoeff on winning the first prize for his thesis on optical hydrogen sensors, which he wrote during his studies at Delft University of Technology. This thesis, titled ‘Towards a Practical Hydrogen Sensor; Optical Response Analysis on New Geometries for Ta0.88Pd0.12-based Metal-Hydride Hydrogen Sensors, and Characterization of Structure at Low Temperatures,’ was written…

We congratulate Daan Verhoeff on winning the first prize for his thesis on optical hydrogen sensors, which he wrote during his studies at Delft University of Technology.

This thesis, titled ‘Towards a Practical Hydrogen Sensor; Optical Response Analysis on New Geometries for Ta0.88Pd0.12-based Metal-Hydride Hydrogen Sensors, and Characterization of Structure at Low Temperatures,’ was written under the supervision of Lars Bannenberg. In his thesis, he demonstrates how a hydrogen detector is designed, built, and tested.

A complete overview of the winners of the Royal Dutch Society of Sciences (KHMW) can be found here: https://khmw.nl/events/prijsuitreiking-jong-talent-prijzen-scriptieprijzen-responsible-internet-dr-saal-van-zwanenberg-onderzoeksprijzen-nederlandse-gasindustrieprijzen/

See Juryrapport-Nederlandse-Gasindustrieprijzen-2024-DEF-1.pdf for the Jury report.