IAS excellence students 2019 selected
14 January 2019
Following our call for proposals, we have selected nine Master's students to join the IAS research community and work on their final thesis at the institute. The best and most original thesis will be awarded with a prize.
For the academic year 2018-2019 the following Master's students have been selected, based on academic track record, motivation and thesis topic:
- Eva Abels, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Effects of a 12-week aerobic exercise intervention on hippocampal neurometabolism in young healthy adults – A 7T MRS study - Julia Anten, Computational Science
Causal mapping of major depression in complexity modelling - Bas Chatel, Computational Science
Causal mapping of major depression in complexity modelling - Mario Giulianelli, Artificial Intelligence
Linguistic phenomena of homophily and alignment in public conversations - Natalie Anne Kastel, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Revolutionizing education through complexity theory - Fiona Lipperta, Computational Science
Information dissipation in criminal networks - Sofia Orellana, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Longitudinal functional network changes in glioma patients - David Santamaría Legarda, Logic and Mathematics
Theory of classes - Simone Schneider, Cultural Sociology
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