ThermoFisher Scientific stipendium
Thermo Fisher Scientific supports excellent students of the study programme Physical Engineering by a unique funding scheme - half of the budget are pesonal costs, the other half can be used for travel, conference visits or consumables related to diploma theses. Usual amount awarded is 70k CZK/student.
Funding is targeted to master theses topics related to particle optics (sources, optics, detection, applications etc.) or development of related instruments using knowledge from different scientific fields (physics, design/mechanical engineeing, vacuum, electrical engineering, software …). Funding scheme can also support theses where some parts of experimental work would be performed utilizing interaction of particles with surfaces under a low pressure environment or for preparation of samples utilizing particle optics.
Available to: 1st year Master students
Duration: 1 year (beginning Spring semester, ending after thesis defense)
Awarded students (funding start/end)
2013/2015 - Michal Horák, Tomáš Pejchal
2015/2017 - Martin Čalkovský, Gabriela Olivíková, Igor Turčan
2016/2018 – Mojmír Komora, Viola Křižáková, Štěpán Kovařík
2017/2019 – Martin Kovařík, Kristýna Bukvišová, Juraj Bobek
2018/2020 - Petra Binková, Jakub Holobrádek, Lucie Motyčková
2019/2021 - Váslav Roučka, Jan Hajduček, Libor Vojáček
2020/2022 - Jan Krpenský, Michal Drozd, Tereza Špičáková
2021/2023 - Dominik Hrůza, Kristýna Davídková, Lukáš Zezulka
2022/2024 - Marek Patočka, Radovan Matula, Alexander Velič
2023/2025 - František Jeřábek, Jan Klíma, Dominik Pavelka
BUT contact: Miroslav Kolíbal