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Essay Award Program Objectives
The aims of the Student Essay Awards in Magnetics were to:
For complete details about the program,
click here.
1.
Financial and Non-Financial Awards
GEM and the other sponsors of the award program would like to
congratulate the following students for their submissions:
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Jozsef Garai
– US$
1,250
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Hernan Ugalde –
US$
1,000
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Chris Clark – US$
500
Each
of the top three essayists also received a one-year
license of Profile Analyst –
Encom’s expert
geophysical analysis tool for potential field and other data.
In addition, there were three runner-up prizes comprising a copy of
Richard J. Blakely's text, "Potential Theory in
Gravity & Magnetic Applications" awarded to the following
recipients:
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Sigrid Hermetsburger
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Arie Sheinker
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Petya Trifanova
2. Winning
Essay Award Program Entries
Following is a list of winning
essays.
3. Thanks to All Involved
The essay competition was a unique experience that generated a variety
of very polished and high-quality papers. The organizers would like to
extend a special thank-you to the participants, judges and sponsors who
made this event possible.
Entries
were judged by an independent group of reviewers, comprising well
known, international experts in the fields of magnetics and potential
field methods. Judges included:
The following donated funds for awards and / or software to
facilitate the Essay Awards in Magnetics:
GEM Advanced Magnetometers.
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