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Annika Stuke received Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation grant for PhD study

CEST's PhD candidate Annika Stuke receives a one-year scholarship from the Magnus Ehrnrooth foundation. Congratulations!

, PhD candidate in the Computational Electronic Structure Theory group (group leader: Patrick Rinke) in the Department of Applied Physics, is awarded the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation grant for postgraduate research. This will finance the 3rd-year of her PhD study at Aalto University. Her research topic is Machine learning methods for spectra of novel materials.

For more information about the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation please visit

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