12 Dec
2011
AMS Master’s seminar – from food quality to neutron detection, from drug residues in environment to building a student satellite
Posted by: Ivo Leito
On Dec 10, 2011 the master’s seminars of the Applied measurement science of the autumn semester 2011 were concluded. Most of the presentations were based on the master’s thesis topics of our students. As is typical for our interdisciplinary programme, the topics were truely diverse, ranging from food quality to neutron detection, from drug residues in environment to building a student satellite. Here is a short (and not exhaustive) list of the areas in which our students do their master’s projects:
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Experimental realization of the generalized definition of pH value (so-called unified pH scale)
Developing novel ion sources for mass spectrometry (MS), allowing analysis of difficult samples with limited or no sample preparation and reducing the matrix effects in MS and LC-MS analysis
Measurement of the binding efficincy of synthetic molectlar receptors towards analytes of environmental and health concern
Developing a novel neutron detector for nuclear applications
Developing an ATR-FT-IR-based procedure for determination of inorganic pigments in paintings
Measurement of Radium in water by gamma spectrometry
Buliding the EstCube Student Satellite
etc, etc …
Should you have interest in any of these (or other) topics you are welcome to contact Ivo Leito.
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On Dec 10, 2011 the master’s seminars of the Applied measurement science of the autumn semester 2011 were concluded. Most of the presentations were based on the master’s thesis topics of our students. As is typical for our interdisciplinary programme, the topics were truely diverse, ranging from food quality to neutron detection, from drug residues in environment to building a student satellite. Here is a short (and not exhaustive) list of the areas in which our students do their master’s projects: