MEDIA AWARDS FACULTIES 2023
- The UT in the Media award 2023 ceremony took place in the second week of January, on Campus. The executive board presented the awards to the winners in the Carre and Langezijds buildings. The congratulatory moments consisted of short talks on the winners' research topics.
The third place was for university lecturer in political science Martin Rosema (BMS-PA), who spoke several times to media about the elections. Second place went to René Torenvlied (BMS-PA), who appeared frequently in the media with his research on the Enschede fireworks disaster, such as the NOS. Bram Nauta (EEMCS) won the Simon Stevin Prize in 2023 and was extra visible in various media partly because of this, such as in this great article in the Volkskrant headlined: Dutch 'Nobel Prize' winner Bram Nauta: 'I want to play, something wonderful usually comes out of that.'
MEDIA AWARDS FACULTIES 2022
- The UT in the Media awards 2022 were traditionally presented during the UT New Year's Breakfast by President Vinod Subramaniam.
In third place was Professor of Public Administration Marcel Boogers (BMS), who frequently speaks to media on administrative matters. Second place went to Azadeh Akbari (BMS) who advocates for women's rights in her home country Iran and had an opinion piece placed in The Guardian. Professor Maarten van Aalst (ITC) was frequently in the news last year when it came to climate reports, targets and disasters.
