Teaching assistants excellence award

The SCGC rewards the ten best PhD students who have particularly invested themselves in their teaching tasks, whether in practical work, courses, exercises or project supervision.

2025	Ray Cowen Oliver Dennis Yasemen Kuddusi Cédric Pourroy Killian Rigaux Mylène Soudani Alessandra Spada Clément Tanguy Ilias Toumpe Ludovic Zaza
2024	Yannick Calvino Alonso Simon Dürr Laila Elfeky Noga Eren Konstantin Krüger Nathan Mowry Benjamin Rousseau Pauline Skigin
2023	Mikhail Batov Subham Choudhury Dan Foster Alex Yong-Gi Gao Andres Marulanda Bran Grégoire Menoud Pierre Miranda
2022	Dina Boyarskaya Ksenia Briling George Fish Manuel Merz Pierre Palamini Perrine Robin Bruno Simões de Almeida Vitalii Smal Etienne Socie Sylvain Sudan
2021	Jan Romano de Gea Bastien Delayre Pauline Franz Adrian Gheata Nikolaos Gkogkoglou Veronika Juraskova Johannes Klett Lorenz P. Manker François Mouvet Choi Seonghoon
2020	Stéphanie Amos Thomas Baumeler Tomislav Begusic Nina Declas Robin Denhardt Eriksson Iris Landman Alexandre Leclair Laura Nicolle Marco Stojanovic Mario Veicht
2019	Christophe Baranowski Benjamin Le Monnier Carl Thomas Bormann Chethana Gadiyar Alberto Fabrizio Balzs Budai Raphaël Simonet-Davin Maria Masid Barcon Pierre Salvy Luca Szabó
2018	Andrés Burgos Caminal Albert Daubry Franck Le Vaillant Marten Leendert Ploeger Mathias Mamboury Ophélie Marie Planes Antoine Van Muyden Jérémy Vuilleumier Junwen Zou
2017	Sadig Aghazada Paola Caramenti Raphaël De Matos Cornel Fink Paul Gratia Sunny Maye Bastian Muriel Thomas Rossi Laurent Vannay Dmitry Vasilyev
2016	Felix Bobbink Pauline Bornoz Anush Chiappino Pepe Mikaël Frossard Laurent Liardet Mathieu Marmier Chiara Masellis Katelyn Marie Mc Clung Mickael Montandon-Clerc François Noverraz
2015	Joachim Ahlin Oliver Beswick Estel Canet Nicolas Luisier Cyril Piemontesi Sviatlana Siankevich Lucas Stern Liudmila Voronina Basile Vuichoud Fedor Zhurkin