Jens Michelsen
has obtained his PhD degree on September 23 in Goteborg. His promotor was Vitaly Shumeiko, and I was appointed as a faculty opponent.
This means I had to work, and, on Dutch standards, had to do work of six: the dramatic part of the defence has lasted the same hour as in the Netherlands while I was alone to question the candidate. Jens has answered very good all complicated theory questions, and me and the audience were impressed. His thesis addresses dynamics of Andreev states.
Jens has spent 10 years studying in Goteborg and will soon depart to Karsruhe for the postdoc with Gerd Schoen, something that I also did many years ago. Best luck, Jens, I am sure I will hear more of your scientific achievements.
