PrešerenPrize

The Prešeren Prize is awarded to students for independent theses produced during their studies up to the completion of the second Bologna degree or a single master's degree and submitted in the prescribed form. By awarding prizes to students for the best theses, the University of Ljubljana promotes the quality of students' scientific, research and artistic activities. Each student may receive only one prize, regardless of whether the work is individual or group.

Student work submitted in the prescribed manner and format, which goes significantly beyond the regular study requirements and was completed between 1 September of the previous academic year and 31 August of the current academic year, is eligible for the prize.

Previous winners

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

  • Jan Močnik, Kratkoročno napovedovanje proizvodnje sončne elektrarne (mentor prof. dr. Miloš Pantoš)
  • Gal Sajko, Plezajoči robotski pajek (mentor izr. prof. dr. Gregor Klančar, somentor prof. dr. Jan Babič)
  • Žan Cimperman, Numerični postopki samodejnega ostrenja za brezlečno holografsko mikroskopij (mentor izr. prof. dr. Miran Bürmen in somentor doc. dr. Peter Naglič)
  • Jurij Strgulec, Občutljivostna analiza in optimizacija geometrije sinhronskega motorja s trajnimi magneti (mentor doc. dr. Selma Čorović)

University Prešeren Prize winner:

  • Ana Mandeljc, Mechanism of a robotic device for finger and wrist training (mentor prof. dr. Roman Kamnik)

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

  • Grega Morano, Monitoring and Control System for Experiments in the LOG-a-TEC Wireless Test Network (mentor doc. dr. Janez Puhan, co-mentor prof. dr. Tomaž Javornik)
  • Klemen Pevec, Localisation of a drone in case of global positioning system failure (mentor doc. dr. Janez Perš)
  • Peter Nimac, Design and implementation of a radar for a smart traffic traffic light (mentor Prof. Dr. Boštjan Batagelj)
  • Miha Ožbot, Self-Evolving Systems in Process Identification and Predictive Control (prof. dr. Igor Škrjanc)

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Blaž Bertalanič Automatic gauge of the emotional state of social interaction in a group Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marko Meža
Katja Golli Impact of electrification of household heating on the distribution network Prof. Dr. Boštjan Blažič
Aljaž Blažič Estimating the melt temperature in an electric arc furnace using fuzzy modelling Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vito Logar
Marjan Stoimchev Learning to combine local and global image information for contactless palmprint recognition Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vitomir Štruc

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Špela Tomšič Optimisation of crystallosilicon photovoltaic modules arbitrarily oriented in space considering realistic illumination conditions Assoc. Prof. Dr. Benjamin Lipovšek
Matej Tomc Stumble imitation system and leg swing assist when walking on a treadmill prof. dr. Matjaž Mihelj, co-mentor prof. dr. Zlatko Matjačič
Milos Ljubotina Accelerating array multiplication with FPGA and the Vitis development environment Prof. Dr. Andrej Žemva
Domen Preložnik Searching for imaging phenotypes of brain diseases Assoc. Prof. Dr. Žiga Špiclin

University Prešeren Prize winner:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Andrej Lavrič Using a frequency discriminator with an optical delay line to measure phase noise Assoc. Prof. Dr. Boštjan Batagelj

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Aleksandar Momirovski Analysis of the propagation of electromechanical disturbances in a power system using a continuum model Assoc. Prof. Dr. Urban Rudež
Marija Ivanovska Detection of cracks in glass using machine vision methods Assoc. Prof. Dr. Janez Perš
Co-mentor Assoc. prof. dr. Vitomir Štruc

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Matic Markl Fault detection in ferromagnetic materials using the eddy current method Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rastko Fišer
Žiga Stržinar Modelling and fault detection in air conditioning systems Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dejan Dovžan
Co-mentor prof. dr. Igor Škrjanc
Žan Batistič Automatic generation of reference steel melting profiles in an electric arc furnace Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vito Logar
Co-mentor prof. dr. Igor Škrjanc
Matej Čadež Optimising the control of the fan drive train Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rastko Fišer
Damjan Manevski Confidence intervals for Mann-Whitney test Assoc. Prof. Dr Maja Pohar Perme

University Prešeren Prize winner:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Helena Cindrič Numerical feasibility study of electrochemotherapy of spinal tumours in the transpedicular approach Prof. Dr. Damijan Miklavčič
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bor Kos

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Jani Frank Testing of converter devices with real-time simulators and HIL methods Assoc. Prof. Dr Boštjan Blažič
Gregor Koporec Quantitative non-contact measurement of energy consumption from video and 3D images Assoc. Prof. Dr. Janez Perš
Primož Mekuč Development and test of a high frequency bipolar electroporator Assoc. Prof. Dr. Matej Reberšek
Peter Miklavčič Optimisation of a simple monopulse antenna radiator for the primary focal point of a deep mirror prof. dr. Matjaž Vidmar
Darko Šekuljica Using the Moon as a calibrated noise source to measure the G/T ratio of an X-band satellite receiving station with a large 200-400 wavelength diameter antenna prof. dr. Matjaž Vidmar

University Prešeren Prize winner:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Gregor Černe Short-term electricity consumption forecasting using fuzzy Takagi-Sugeno models Prof. Dr. Igor Škrjanc

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Tomaž Kos Measurement system for automatic high-temperature and low-frequency characterisation of dielectric materials Assoc. Prof. Gregor Klančar, PhD
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tadej Rojac
Sebastjan Fabijan Development of an interface for biometric login to IT services using open source tools doc. dr. Vitomir Štruc
Denis Sushin Repetitive speed control of a permanent magnet synchronous machine Assist. Prof. Dr. Mitja Nemec

University Prešeren Prize winner:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Ian Aleksander Mihailović Fabrication and characterisation of MoOx memristors and TaS2 memory elements Prof. Dr. France Smole

Faculty Prešeren Prize winners:

Awarded student Address Mentor
Mitja Breznik Modelling iron losses in a permanent magnet synchronous machine Prof. Dr. Damijan Miljavec
Boris Grabnar Development of software for optimisation of asynchronous machines with short-circuit cage Prof. Dr. Damijan Miljavec
Klemen Grm Deep neural network for authentication via facial biometrics doc. dr. Vitomir Štruc
Jernej Sorta Six-digit multi-stream ADC integration with self-calibration doc. dr. Marko Jankovec

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