Best Teaching Award caps a career educating tomorrow's physicists

Throughout his career, the physicist has advocated the importance of he called &
Throughout his career, the physicist has advocated the importance of he called ’traumatic experiments’. © Alain Herzog 2022 EPFL
Throughout his career, the physicist has advocated the importance of he called 'traumatic experiments'. Alain Herzog 2022 EPFL EPFL physics professor Jean-Philippe Ansermet has won the 2022 Credit Suisse Award for Best Teaching - a crowning achievement that comes just before he retires. For thirty years he taught with passion and an unshakeable enthusiasm. At 9:15am on 3 June 2022, Jean-Philippe Ansermet started teaching his final thermodynamics class at EPFL. That class included thermodynamics experiments (along with a reminder of why they're so useful for learning) as well as applause, speeches, tribute photos and emotional good-byes. The physics professor left the CE4 lecture hall like a rock star. "I didn't expect to see so many people," he says.
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