Prof. Maxim Pchenitchnikov won the “Teacher of the Year” Award 2017-2018 for (Applied) Physics Programme
On February 14 2019, a contest took place for the “Teacher of the Year” Award 2017-2018 for (Applied) Physics Programme. Four nominees presented 15-minute lectures on a student-proposed subject “Forgotten Physics”. Anonymous voting followed the lectures, named the winner: Maxim Pchenitchnikov with his lecture “Four Realms of Forgotten Physics”.
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