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Department of Mathematics
Doctoral theses.
About twenty to thirty doctoral students complete their doctoral thesis at the Department of Mathematics every year.
Recent doctoral examinations
Dissertations
Published after 1 January 2014. For theses published before 2014, please refer to the Research Collection .
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Department of Computer Science
Doctoral thesis.
Formal aspects to consider before you start to write your doctoral thesis, go to the student portal.
Former doctoral theses can be found in the ETH Research Collection .
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Department of Health Sciences and Technology
Doctoral examination.
D-HEST Doctoral Administration is closed:
01.08.2024 - 31.08.2024 and 23.12.2024 - 12.01.2025 → No doctoral examinations or aptitude colloquia can be held during these periods.
The doctoral examination has to take place within 6 years after the provisional admission.
Scheduling the examination
The doctoral administration of the department will then arrange your examination, i.e. reserve a room and set up a videoconference, if needed. Please provide us with the following information on the format of your examination:
- on site (all participants are physically present), hybrid (one or more members of your committee take part online) or remote (everybody is online)
- Do you prefer a room at ETH Zentrum, ETH Hönggerberg or elsewhere?
- How many guests do you expect on site approximately?
- Who is the chair of your examination?
Please note that MMS (Multimedia Services) only provides technical support if a member of your examination committee (or you) will attend online. If only guests are attending online, you will have to set up a videoconference yourself.
- Communicate your co-examiners at least 3 months before the examination. Information about approval of co-examiners
- Register for the examination with Academic Services at least 15 working days before the examination. Details on the registration procedure available on the student portal .
- Submit your thesis at least 15 working days to your examination committee (inclusive chair).
- Submission of the thesis evaluation reports by the examination committee members at least 5 working days before the examination. Download Information for the committee members (PDF, 111 KB) vertical_align_bottom .
Please note that late registration/information/report submission may lead to re-scheduling of the doctoral examination.
Examination registration
Register for the examination with Academic Services at least 15 working days before your examination date. Early registration (up to 3 months before the examination) is possible.
You will need the following documents:
- Food Science: Dr. Jeannette Nuessli Guth , Study Programme Coordinator
- Health Sciences and Technology: Dr. Roland Müller , Study Programme Coordinator
- The title page of your doctoral thesis. Leave the dissertation number field empty, the number of the thesis will be assigned upon registration. No print version of your thesis has to be provided.
After registration, Academic Services will send you a registration confirmation and inform the doctoral administration of your department.
Invitation and Examination
- After you have registered, the doctoral administration of the department will issue and distribute the invitation to your examination. They will also ask the supervisor and the co-examiner(s) for reports on your thesis. The signed reports (hardcopy or PDF) must be provided at least 5 working days before the examination.
- As a rule, doctoral examinations at D-HEST are open to the public. They are published in the event calendars of the department and ETH Zurich. On request of the supervisor, a doctoral examination can also be non-public.
- A doctoral examination can take place physically or virtually. A combination of these two forms is also possible (hybrid format). The department can make restrictions to the formats offered, e.g. during a pandemic. In case of a virtual doctoral examination or a hybrid examination where the physical presence of the candidate, committee member(s) and/or chairperson is not possible, the examination takes place by video conferencing, hosted by ETH Multimedia Services (MMS). If a virtual or hybrid examination cannot be carried out properly due to severe technical problems, the chairperson may decide to discontinue the examination.
After the Examination
In case of a successful examination, the D-HEST Department Conference will be asked for approval of the graduation. The doctoral examination must take place at the latest 2 weeks before the date of the conference at which the graduation is planned to be approved. The request for approval of the graduation will only be submitted to the Department Conference when required corrections to the doctoral thesis have been carried out at the latest one week before the Department Conference.
Information on the further steps after the examination is available on the student portal .
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Institute of Geochemistry and Petrology
Doctoral theses.
A selection of doctoral theses published at the Institute of Geochemistry and Petrology.
Theses archive
The Institute of Geochemistry and Petrology maintains an extensive archive of all doctoral theses written at the Institute. Please contact us if you're searching for a particular thesis.
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Department of Architecture
Current doctoral theses.
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Institute of Electromagnetic Fields (IEF)
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Power Systems Laboratory
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Computational Biology Group
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Optical Nanomaterial Group
Grégoire Saerens " From classical to quantum nonlinear photonics with GaAs nanostructures " (2023) external page Thesis call_made
Fabian Kaufmann " Optimised nanolithography and etching of lithium niobate on insulator for photonic integrated circuits " (2023) external page Thesis call_made
Andrea Morandi " Nonlinear light generation in disordered assemblies of nanoparticles " (2023) external page Thesis call_made
David Pohl " Integrated Lithium Niobate Photonics for Spectrometry and Modulation " (2022) external page Thesis call_made
Viola Valentina Vogler-Neuling " Nonlinear Photonic Crystals and Metasurfaces in Soft-Nanoimprinted Barium Titanate Nanomaterials " (2021) Thesis
Marc Reig Escalé "Generation, Modulation and Detection of Light in Lithium Niobate Nanophotonic Devices" (2019) Thesis
Flavia Timpu "Linear and Nonlinear Optics with Metal Oxides: From Single Nanoparticles to Metasurfaces" (2019) Thesis
Anton Sergeyev "Nonlinear Wavemixing in Lithium Niobate Nanowires" (2016) Thesis
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Trapped Ion Quantum Information Group
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Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering
Eth medal and willi studer prize 2024.
The Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering has awarded 12 Master's students with the ETH Medal and five with the Willi Studer Prize. The awards for their outstanding achievements were presented during the Master's Ceremony 2024.
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The ETH Medal is awarded as distinction for outstanding Master's theses. Prerequisite are a grade of 6 for the thesis, an average final grade of at least 5.25, and a written endorsement from the thesis supervisor. In addition to scientific excellence, aspects such as the innovative character of the thesis, the choice of an independent research approach, or the contribution to the group's research work are also taken into account.
ETH Zurich awards the Willi Studer Prize to the best graduate from each Master's program. If more than one student achieves the top grade in a degree program, several students will receive the Willi Studer Prize.
These are the winners of the graduating class of 2024:
Junyu Chen : Mechanical Engineering with Professor Dennis Kochmann Nicole Ferru : Mechanical Engineering with Professor Marco Mazzotti Chenhao Li : Robotics, Systems and Control with Professor Marco Hutter Qi Ma : Robotics, Systems and Control with Professor Luc van Gool Chiara Meli: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Roger Gassert Logan Numerow: Robotics, Systems and Control with Professor Stelian Coros Pit Reckinger: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Nicolas Noiray Pier Giuseppe Rivano: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Mark Tibbitt Konstantinos Sarigiannidis: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Kristina Shea Yijun Wang: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Patrick Jenny
ETH Medal and Willi Studer Prize
Matteo D'Andria: Process Engineering with Professor Andreas Güntner Antonio Terpin : Robotics, Systems and Control with Professor Florian Dörfler
Willi Studer Prize
Stephan Kohler: Micro- and Nanosystems with Professor Andreas Güntner David Müller: Robotics, Systems and Control with Professor Marco Hutter Brecht Pierreux: Mechanical Engineering with Professor Paolo Ermanni
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Michelle Deprenger-Levin Ph.D. Thesis Defense
Congratulations michelle deprenger-levin for successfully defending your ph.d. degree thesis, michelle deprenger-levin.
Ph.D. Degree Candidate CU Denver Department of Integrative Biology
When: Friday, March 15th, 2024, 12:00pm Where: Science Building, Room 2001
Using demography to inform plant conservation: an examination of uses and pitfalls of conventional population models.
Demography is used to detect and predict population trends and assess the impact of management actions. Demographic data is lacking for many rare and threatened or potentially invasive species. To assess the risk of extinction or potential of establishment for species lacking demographic data, this work sets expectations for near-term dynamics by population structure, population size, and life history. Empirical data can be tested against these expectations. However, population models often fail to predict future dynamics. One cause of error that is rarely addressed in plant populations is imperfect detection. There are extensive models to address imperfect detection for mobile organisms but little attention on which models are appropriate for plant populations. I developed a guide to apply statistical models and field methods to address plant population dynamics while accounting for imperfect detection. I then apply these models to a long-term demographic study of a perennial herb to quantify the impact of ignoring imperfect detection.
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In this thesis, I study correlated materials, specifically transition-metal oxides with a perovskite or double-perovskite structure. In the considered materials - CaFeO₃, Ba₂MgReO₆, KCuF₃, and LuNiO₃ - the transition metals have open d shells with strong local electron-electron interactions, which localizes these d electrons and makes the materials prone to symmetry breaking and ...
Doctoral theses of ETH Zurich can be searched for on ETH Library @ swisscovery call_made. There you will find a link to the electronic version. You can also use the ETH Zurich Research Collection document server to search for doctoral theses of ETH Zurich. This platform offers the following functions: Full text ...
(Rector's Implementation Provisions for the Ordinance on Doctoral Studies ETH Zurich Clause 11.2). Published manuscripts or manuscripts submitted for publication may be included in the doctoral thesis - brought together by a suitable framework text with introduction and summary - if the examination committee can assess the independent scientific contribution of the doctoral candidate on this ...
Doctorate. Taking a doctorate at ETH Zurich is an excellent investment for your future scientific career. With 4500 doctoral students out of a total of over 25'000 students, ETH Zurich is one of the universities in Europe which focuses most intensively on research. Doctorates make a significant, fundamental con ...
Such theses must be indicated in the Research Collection in the field: "ETH publication" with "No". External doctoral theses published by a publisher are recorded as monographs. | ETH-Bibliothek, E-Publishing / Research Collection, Tel. +41 44 632 72 22, [email protected], www.research-collection.ethz.ch.
ETH Zurich mainly offers individual doctorates. Each potential doctoral thesis supervisor recruits their doctoral students themselves. In order to be able to complete a doctorate at ETH, a professor at ETH must be willing to supervise your dissertation. With few exceptions, doctorates are linked to a position at ETH or within the ETH-domain.
About twenty to thirty doctoral students complete their doctoral thesis at the Department of Mathematics every year. Recent doctoral examinations. ... ETH Zurich Department of Mathematics Rämistrasse 101 8092 Zurich ... 2023 Analytics Club PhD Award; Doctoral exam of Paula Truöl; Doctoral exam of Laurin Köhler-Schindler; Discover, solve ...
The doctoral thesis must be written in a consistent style. A succession of already- published articles in the various layouts of the respective publishers is not permitted. Each thesis chapter must include a standard statement of permission to reproduce and a clear statement of author (s) indi ...
Doctoral thesis. Formal aspects to consider before you start to write your doctoral thesis, go to the student portal. Former doctoral theses can be found in the ETH Research Collection.
As a rule, doctoral examinations at D-HEST are open to the public. They are published in the event calendars of the department and ETH Zurich. On request of the supervisor, a doctoral examination can also be non-public. A doctoral examination can take place physically or virtually. A combination of these two forms is also possible (hybrid format).
More information: ETH Library; Important notes. The doctoral degree (Dr. sc. ETH Zurich) may be officially used only after confirmation of the graduation by the rector of ETH after the delivery of the required copies. The tuition fee is CHF 1500 and is charged only after enrolling for the doctoral examination (see Financial Matters).
Merislava Anguelova. Doctoral Thesis, Zurich, ETH Zurich, 2022. external page: Research Collection call_made. Interpreting the dynamics of magmatic- hydrothermal systems using the chemistry of gas emissions: the case of the Nisyros caldera (Aegean Arc, Greece) Giulio Bini.
Studying signaling of retinal ganglion and amacrine cells by means of high- density microelectrode arrays. ETH Zurich No. 28845. (Prof. Dr. A. Hierlemann, ETH Zurich, Prof. Dr. Felix Franke, IOB, University of Basel & Prof. Dr. Botond Roska, IOB, University of Basel) Bucci, Annalisa.
2023. Romanesque Burgundy: The development of vaulting and masonry construction in the 11th and 12th centuries. Examiner: Prof. Dr. Stefan Holzer. Milano, Francesco. 2023. Design, Fabrication and Assessment of a 3D Printed Curtain Wall. Examiner: Prof. Fabio Gramazio.
Doctoral Thesis, Zurich, ETH Zurich, 2023. Graphene, the most prominent two- dimensional material to date, is fascinating to researchers. The single atom thick, carbon honeycomb structure provides a myriad of special material properties. Mechanically, it offers extremely high tensile strength, re ...
Doctoral Thesis, Zurich, ETH Zurich, 2023. This work examines how we can derive economic signals from the non- convex optimal value functions of mixed integer programs used to dispatch resources in the power grid. The objectives of market design and price formation are to promote economic efficiency ...
Computational Studies in Cancer Multi- Omic Data Integration. Doctoral Thesis, Zurich, ETH Zurich, 2018. This work presents four computational studies for the prediction of cancer genes and pathways and the identification of single nucleotide polymorphisms in the germline that can affect ...
Extended doctoral studies. To enrol for the coming semester and to register for courses use myStudies. Doctoral studies are administrated by the departments. All questions about course registrations, the collection and accreditation of ECTS credit points, final exams etc. must be directed to ...
PhD Thesis. Grégoire Saerens. "From classical to quantum nonlinear photonics with GaAs nanostructures" (2023) Thesis call_made. Fabian Kaufmann. "Optimised nanolithography and etching of lithium niobate on insulator for photonic integrated circuits" (2023) Thesis call_made. Andrea Morandi.
PhD Theses. Publications sorted by year. arrow_forward_ios arrow_forward_ios . 2023; 2022; 2021; 2020; 2019; 2018; 2017; 2015; 2023. Parallel control of a dual- isotope trapped ion register. Roland Matt. Doctoral Thesis, Zurich, ETH Zurich, 2023. external page: Research Collection call_made Abstract add.
External thesis projects are only approved subject to certain conditions. These conditions are described in the Download Thesis project outside the ETH Domain (PDF, 768 KB) vertical_align_bottom application form, which must be submitted together with an outline of your proposed thesis and your application for a doctorate.
The ETH Medal is awarded as distinction for outstanding Master's theses. Prerequisite are a grade of 6 for the thesis, an average final grade of at least 5.25, and a written endorsement from the thesis supervisor. ... ETH Zurich awards the Willi Studer Prize to the best graduate from each Master's program. If more than one student achieves the ...
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External doctoral thesis projects require the approval of the department conference. The latter may delegate the authority to grant approval to another body of the department. The signatories accept to agree with the guidelines for the implementation of the doctoral thesis outside the ETH domain. Doctoral student's name.