Connecting via chat and videocall
In addition to visiting the booth, students had the opportunity to talk to scientists in a face-to-face setting. A total of 18 dedicated contact persons were available for questions at the booth throughout the day, both via chat and video call. In several private conversations and chat sessions, students and researchers were able to get to know each other and explore common interests. With a total of 35 exciting advertisements for working students, internships, theses and jobs, the research neutron source had a lot to offer and was thus among the exhibitors with the most job positions.
The scientists, engineers, and technicians at FRM II are now looking forward to receiving numerous applications.
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Master of contactless temperature measurements