Linnaeus Graduate School — Student Meetings

Linnaeus Grant

Nanoscience and Quantum Engineering -

 

 

a bridge between high technologies on the

nanoscale, and advanced quantum theory

 

 

 

 

 last update  2012-12-04

Graduate students meet about once a month,

for student presentations, discussion of present and future courses in the program, to get to know each other and to initiate possible collaboration.

 

Student meetings are a venue for exchanging experiences as well as an informal way of spreading knowledge about on-going research projects within the Linné centre.

 

The meetings usually start with a couple of short student presentations followed by discussions around the dinner table. On occasion a guest speaker, such as a graduated PhD working in industry, is invited to give a talk. The subject for these talks could be anything relevant to the current and future situation of PhD students, and the research environment.

 

Students within the Linnaeus school are expected to take part in initiating and developing courses. The student meetings provide a forum for discussions needed to exercise this opportunity. The meetings are mainly a social event where students come together and gain support and inspiration.

 

Students currently responsible for meetings

Jonas Christensson

Emelie Hilner

 

Previous meetings

 

PhD student seminars schedule                     NEW!

 

Next meeting

 

CONTACT

 

reimann@matfys.lth.se

+46 46 222 9086

lars.samuelson@ftf.lth.se

+46 46 222 7679

 

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+46 46 222 9090

+46 46 222 7677

Fax

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