Best poster prize
In the final session of the conference, former UiO Master's student Tuva Werner-Torgesen was announced as the winner of the poster competition.
Her poster, based off of her master's thesis at the center for Technology, Innovation and Culture, was titled "Clearing skies for take-off: A qualitative case study of new interactions between energy systems and aviation in transition."
Explaining her work, Tuva said:
"The master's thesis studies the formation of new energy value chains for the introduction of low- and zero-emission technologies to decarbonise aviation. A qualitative case study of the Norwegian aviation system was conducted to study new multi-system interactions between aviation and several energy systems. I analysed barriers and drivers for new system couplings and how central actors seek to facilitate the formation of these couplings."
Her supervisors were Tuukka M?kitie, Associate Professor at the TIK Centre and Research Scientist at SINTEF, and Hilde Nykamp, Postdoctoral Researcher at the TIK Centre.
Background
We invited master’s students, PhD students, and postdoctoral researchers to present their research in posters and compete for the Best Poster Prize, voted by the conference's attendees.
In total, nine contestants showcased their research within one or more of UiO:Energy and Environment’s main research areas. Throughout the event, the contestants actively engaged with attendees, pitching their projects, answering questions, and expanding their professional networks.
The competition incited a lot of engagement, with over 290 votes to decide which contestant would be the lucky winner of two interrail tickets.
Contestants:
- Amalie Bisgaard M?ller, PhD, University of Oslo: "Modeling and Control of PEM Water Electrolyzer Systems."
- Atia Azad, PostDoc, University of Oslo: "Mapping the Electric Vehicle Battery Value Chain in Norway."
- Elin Helena Wyller Engkvist, PhD, University of Oslo: "Curiosity and controversy within new fields of agricultural knowledge."
- Haeyeon Oh, Master's Student, University of Oslo: "Examining Dilemmas of Upcycling through the Case of South Korea"
- Julie Brun, PhD, University of Oslo: "Electrocatalytic CO2 reduction with a Cu metal organic framework."
- Muhammad Shahzad Javed, PostDoc, University of Oslo: "How can youth perspectives shape Norway's 2050 electricity system?"
- Sahra Ahmed, PhD, University of Oslo: "Immobilization of Pd Single Atoms in UiO-66 for CO2 Hydrogenation to Methanol."
- Tuva Werner-Torgersen, former Master's Student, University of Oslo: "Clearing skies for take-off."
- Vilde Gahr Sturtzel Lunde, PhD, Institute for Energy Technology: "Magnetocaloric Hydrogen Liquefaction."
Thank you to all contestants for sharing your research!