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Tuesday, 02 December 2014

Der Nano-Meister

Daniel Lueftner erhielt den Nano-Preis der Erwin-Schrödinger Gesellschaft. Foto: EGS

Daniel Lueftner erhielt den Nano-Preis der Erwin-Schrödinger Gesellschaft. Foto: EGS

Daniel Lüftner wurde mit ESG-Nano-Preis 2014 ausgezeichnet.

Einmal im Jahr vergibt die Erwin Schrödinger Gesellschaft für Nanowissenschaften den ESG-Nano-Preis. Heuer ging die Auszeichnung an den Grazer Physiker und Nachwuchsforscher Dipl.-Ing. Daniel Lüftner, der gerade am Institut für Physik seine Dissertation verfasst. Lüftner bekam den Preis für seine Publikation "Imaging the wave functions of adsorbed molecules", die im vergangenen Jahr im renommierten Fach-Journal „Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)" veröffentlicht wurde. Die Preisverleihung war Höhepunkt eines Kongresses. Die mit insgesamt 3000 Euro dotierte Auszeichnung würdigt herausragende innovative Arbeiten aus dem Bereich der Nanowissenschaft und Nanotechnologie und forciert die Unterstützung von jungen ForscherInnen.

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