The winners of the FuseNet Master Thesis Prize 2023 are known! According to the jury existing out of the academic board, there are the following 4 outstanding winners:

• Hannah Lindl - Quantative Evaluation of First Signals of the Imaging Heavy Ion Beam Probe at ASDEX Upgrade - Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics-IPP Greisfwald
• Bruno Carl Angelo Spolaore - Structural behavior of electrical post insulators for the MITICA experiment: numerical models and experimental tests - Università di Padova-Centro Ricerche Fusione
• Riccardo Stucchi - Non-Maxwellian Distribution Functions: Landau Damping and Beyond - Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics -IPP Garching
• Marco Bugatti - Experimental Investigation of Thin Tungsten Films as Corrosion Barriers for Liquid Metal Divertor Conceptual Designs - Polytechnic University of Milan

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