Prize winners

The award goes to Till Niemann, M. Sc. in Industrial Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, for his master’s thesis “Development of a Greenhouse Gas Balance for Technische Universität Braunschweig.”

Bachelor’s Thesis

The award goes to Kay-Laurens Niemeijer, B. Sc. in Industrial Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, for his bachelor’s thesis “Assessment of Climate-Related Transition Risks.”

Master’s Thesis

The award goes to Luisa Strzelczyk, M. Sc. in Environmental Engineering, for her master’s thesis “Expansion of a Wastewater Treatment Plant Considering Energy and Resource-Economic Aspects.”

Bachelor’s Thesis

In this category, Lukas Jungwirth from the Civil Engineering program won with his bachelor’s thesis “Development and Structural Calculation of a Modular and Parametric Design of Dry Separation Toilets in the Global South.”

Master’s Thesis

The award goes to Paul Knauer from the Architecture program for his master’s thesis “Over the Fence – The Single-Family Home and the Aging Generation.”

The award goes to Mirja Meinecke, Lotta Klimmek, Burcu Altunok, Anne Scheler, Viona Greve, Nele Schnars, and all other members of the extended team for the organization and execution of the lecture series “System. Power. Injustice.”

The award goes to Dennis Ruth, Kai Purwig, Fabian Schwartau, Lukas Zilian, Clemens Nowitzki, Markus Windelen, and Nils Grehm for the project “Open Bike Sensor.”

The award goes to the Union of Muslim Students, who organized the intercultural iftar as part of Ramadan 2025.