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21 May 2010 Monique Hollick wins Tesla Medal in Experimental Physics

Miss Monique Hollick is this year’s Tesla Medal winner for the highest grade student in Experimental Physics at the University of Western Australia.

D Shipstone, Monique Hollick, S Dimitrijevic

07 May 2010 –Tesla Medal for Stuart Macdougall

Mr Stuart Macdougall is this year’s Tesla Award recipient as the highest grade student in the Electromagnetic Theory at the Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering at UWA.

D Shipstone, Stuart Macdougall, B Knezevic

13 April 2010 – Joseph Eichorn wins Tesla Medal at Murdoch University

Mr Joseph Eichorn is this year’s Tesla Medal recipient as the best graduating student completing a degree in the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power Engineering) or Bachelor of Physics and Nanotechnology.

Also Joseph won the Engineers Australia Electrical College Max Shean Award as an Honours student with the highest weighted average in 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th year of Electrical Power Engineering or Renewable Power Engineering.

9 April 2010 – Hy Phu Truong wins Tesla Medal at Curtin University

Mr Hy Phu Truong has been awarded with this year's Tesla Medal at Curtin University. Hy Phy was the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course.

D Shipstone, Hy Phu Truong, S Dimitrijevic

21 May 2009 Tesla Prizes awarded at the UWA School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

This year’s Tesla Prize winners for Electromagnetic Theory at the UWA are:

Mr Behnam Taherian

- Mr Ben Cheah

- Miss Zhansi Chu

- Mr Alex Mauricio Cabezas

- Mr Stephen McAnaerney

- Mr Bhavik Naran

- Mr Stefan Westerlund

20 May 2009 - Jack Moore wins Tesla Medal at UWA

Mr Jack Moore was awarded with Tesla Medal as the student majoring in physics who gained the highest mark in Experimental Physics.

Jack also won this year’s UWA Physics prize.

His previous awards include:

- ● Convocation, the UWA Graduates Association Prize – Mathematics and Computer Science (2007)

- ● Digby Fitzhardinge Memorial Prize (2007)

- ● Nicholas Searcy Calculus Prize (2007)

- ● School of Mechanical Engineering Prize in Engineering Dynamics (2007)

- ● UWA Graduates Association Prize – Mathematics and Computer Science (Level 1) (2006)

- ● Weatherburn Medal in Mathematics (2006)

B. Grbovic, J. Moore, M. Stevanovic

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12 May 2009 - Jurek Malarecki wins Tesla Medal at Murdoch University

Tesla Forum was once again proud to play a role in recognising academic excellence and personal achievements of students at Murdoch University.

Mr Jurek Marin Malarecki is this year’s Tesla Medal recipient as the best graduating student completing a degree in the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power Engineering) or Bachelor of Physics and Nanotechnology.

It was a great evening for Jurek who also won the Nicholas Searcy Prize in Physics of Materials and Frank Gillespie Memorial Prize in Physics/Physics and Nanotechnology.

J. Malarecki, B. Grbovic

Dear Dr Vujo Knezevic

It was an honour to be a recipient of this prestigious award and I sincerely hope that the Tesla Forum continues to recognize the achievements of Murdoch students.

Thank you for your generosity,

Cordially,

Jurek Marin Malarecki

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17 april 2009 - Terry Mah wins Tesla Medal at Curtin University

Mr Terry Mah has been awarded with this year's Tesla Medal at the ceremony at the Elizabeth Jolly Theatre at Curtin University. Terry was the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course at the Curtin University of Technology in 2008.

D. Shipstone, T. Mah, S. Dimitrijevic

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25 Jun 2008 –Tesla Medal for Experimental Physics awarded at UWA

Mr Marc White won this year’s Tesla Award for Experimental Physics at the University of Western Australia.

M. White

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18 May 2008 –Tesla Medal for Electromagnetics awarded at UWA

This year’s Tesla Award for the highest grade student in the Electromagnetic Theory at the Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering at UWA had seen seven students achieving the top grades and winning the award:

- Mr Xin Yan LOH

- Mr Surya Budiman KIONG

- Mr Evgeni SERGEEV

- Miss Jessica Ileen MANEA

- Mr Adam Blake NEUMANN

- Miss Lara Carolyn KOLB

- Mr Daniel DELUCA-CARDILLO

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15 May 2008 - Craig Bowie wins Tesla Medal at Murdoch University

Mr Craig Bowie has won this year’s Tesla Medal for the best graduating student completing a degree in the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power Engineering) or BSc Physics at Murdoch University. Also Craig is the winner of this year’s Frank Gillespie Memorial Prize in Physics, Nicholas Searcy Prize in Nuclear and Particle Physics and Murdoch Physics Prize!

B. Grbovic P. Hocking (Faculty Dean accepting the award on behalf of Craig Bowie)

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30 March 2008 - Nathan Faithfull wins Tesla Medal at Curtin

Mr Nathan Faithfull is the winner of the 2007 Tesla Medal awarded to the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course at the Curtin University of Technology. Nathan won a number of other prizes as well at Curtin this year!

N. Faithfull

17 May 2007 - John McAnearney wins Tesla Medal at UWA

Mr John McAnearney - the highest grade student in the Electromagnetic Theory - Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering at UWA.

J. McAnearney, V. Knezevic

J. McAnearney and his family, V. Knezevic

17 May 2007 - Mr Owen Hetherington wins Tesla Medal at UWA

Mr Owen Hetherington - the highest mark student in the Experimental Physics at UWA.

7 May 2007 - Karne De Boer wins Tesla Medal at Murdoch

Mr Karne De Boer - the best graduating student completing a degree in the Bachelor of Engineering in Power Engineering or BSc Physics at Murdoch University.

K. De Boer and his family, V. Knezevic

12 April 2007 - Banerjee Binayak wins Tesla Medal at Curtin

Mr Banerjee Binayak is the winner of the 2006 Tesla Medal awarded to the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course at the Curtin University of Technology.

October 2006 – Honorary Tesla Medal awarded to Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade

Honorary Tesla Medal was presented to NIKOLA TESLA MUSEUM in Belgrade Serbia for its contribution to promoting the legacy of Nikola Tesla. The Medal was presented to Mr Vladimir Jelenkovic, Museum’s Director.

V. Jelenkovic

30 May 2006 - Christophe Chung wins Tesla Medal in Electromagnetics

Mr Christophe Bertrand Chung was presented with this year's Tesla Medal for the highest grade student in the Electromagnetic Theory. The presentation was organized by the Faculty of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering at the University of Western Australia.

4 May 2006 - Daniel Aleksandow wins Tesla Medal for Physics at UWA!

Mr Daniel Aleksandrow, the highest mark student in the Experimental Physics Course, was presented with the Tesla Medal at the ceremony held at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at UWA.

D. Aleksandrow

D. Aleksandrow, B. Grbovic

6 April 2006 - Mark Delaney wins Tesla Medal at Murdoch

Mr Mark Delaney is the winner of inaugural Tesla medal. The award was presented to the best graduating student completing a degree in the Bachelor of Engineering in Power Engineering or BSc Physics at the ceremony held at Kim E. Beasley Lecture Theatre at Murdoch University.

Medal presentation

Tesla Forum's representatives: V. Jovovic, D. Sneddon, Bozana Doslov
(donor), B. Grbovic

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Tesla Medal Thank you

Dear Mr Grbovic,

My name is Mark Delaney and I am the recipient of the Tesla Medal for 2005 at Murdoch University. I know this reply is a little while in coming (I received the award by post in May), so please excuse my tardiness as I am a bit absent minded at times. Tesla is one of my heroes and I believe that he should be held up in the same esteem as Newton and Einstein. It is a shame that so little is known of him in the wider community as he basically enabled the 20th century to happen (as you are well aware).

It is great to hear that their are Tesla Forums around the world like the Western Australian division and I wish that I knew about it while I was studying at Murdoch. I am now living in Queensland and so I cannot attend any meetings of the West Australian division to thank you personally.

However, please be aware that I consider this award to be the most prestigious award I have received from my efforts at Murdoch. I have it hanging at the entrance to my study and am very happy to have received it.

If you could please pass this message onto your fellow Tesla Forum members, I would be most grateful.

Best regards in your future endeavours and lets both hope that Tesla finally receives the recognition that he so rightfully deserves.

Yours sincerely,

Mark Delaney

29 March 2006 - Robert Chlubek wins Tesla Medal at Curtin

Mr Robert Chlubek is the winner of the 2005 Tesla Medal awarded to the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course at the Curtin University of Technology.

R. Chlubek, V. Jovovic

Tesla Medal Awarded to UWA Electromagnetism student (Perth, 18 May 2005)

Mr Chiraag Patel, the highest mark student in Electromagnetic Theory, is the winner of the 2004 Tesla Medal. The Medal was presented by Dr Vujo Knezevic at the ceremony organized by the School of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering at University of Western Australia .

Dr V Knezevic, C. Patel, B. Knezevic

Tesla Medal Awarded to UWA Physics student ( Perth, 10 May 2005)

The Inaugural Tesla Medal for the student achieving the highest marks in the Experimental Physics Course at University of Western Australia, was presented at the ceremony held in the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.

The student who has won the award, Mr Paul Guagliardo was unable to attend, however his father, Mr Salvatore Guagliardo, collected the prize on his son's behalf.

Paul has also won a scholarship to spend this year at ANSTO (the research facility attached to the new reactor at Lucas Heights in Sydney), where he is currently working on experimental projects.

S. Guagliardo, B. Grbovic, G. Stewart

1st Tesla Medal Awarded to W.A. student (Perth, 6 April 2005)

Mr Shaun Rose, the highest grade student in the Electrical Systems Course at the Curtin University of Technology in Bentley, Western Australia, has won the 2004 Tesla Medal. The medal was presented at the annual prizewinning ceremony organized at the Elizabeth Jolley Theatre by the School of Engineering and Computing. [Award - PDF]

P. Dragovic, S. Rose, B. Grbovic


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