Ben Wijnen and Ruben Drost nominated for NVTAG MTA-Prize 2017
Ben Wijnen and Ruben Drost have been nominated for the NVTAG MTA-prize 2017. This prize will be awarded on December 6, 2018 next, to the researcher having published his/her research in an original way, contributing to the development of research methods within MTA. In addition to the eternal glory, the winner receives a prize of 1000 euros.
Picture: left Ruben Drost, right Ben Wijnen
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