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Many young scientists have started a successful professiona carrier at the Max Born Institute or have received highly renowend prizes. The following list gives some examples from the past 10 years.
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Martin Weinelt |
Full professor for experimental physics, Freie Universität Berlin |
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Markus B. Raschke |
Assistant professor, University of Seattle, USA |
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Matias Bargheer |
Junior professor, Universität Potsdam |
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Christoph Lienau |
Full Professor, Universität Oldenburg |
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Manfred Fiebig |
Associate professor, University Bonn |
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Karsten Heyne |
Junior professor Freie Universität Berlin |
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Erik T.J. Nibbering |
Associate professor, University of Leuven |
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Wolf Widdra |
Full professor for experimental physics, Universität Halle |
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Peter Hamm |
Full professur for physical chemistry, Universität Zürich |
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Christian Eickhoff |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2011 |
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Wilhelm Kühn |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2011 |
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Olga Smirnova |
Karl-Scheel-Prize 2010 |
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Anke B. Schmidt |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2008 |
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Claus Ropers |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2008 |
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Matias Bargheer |
Gustav Hertz Prize 2007 |
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Nils Huse |
Klaus Tschira Prize 2006, Lise-Meitner-Prize 2006 |
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Manfred Fiebig |
Walter Schottky Prize 2006 |
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Helmut Lippert |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2005 |
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Jens Stenger |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2003 |
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Parviz Farmanara |
Carl-Ramsauer-Prize 2002 |
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Robert A. Kaindl |
Lise-Meitner-Prize 2001 |
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Richard Kopold |
Prize for excellent PhD work in the Leibnizgemeinschaft 2001 |
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