The winners of the FuseNet Master Thesis Prize 2022 are known! According to the jury existing out of the academic board, there are the following 3 outstanding winners:

• Chiara De Piccoli - DTT NBI fast particle modelling with Monte Carlo ASCOT code - Universita di Padova
• Tobias Peherstorfer - Fragmentation Analysis of Cryogenic Pellets for Disruption Mitigation - TU Wien
• Maikel Morren - The influence of collisions on trapped-electron modes in fusion plasmas - Eindhoven University of Technology

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