Our doctoral candidate Ariane Droin won with her paper and presentation titled “Assessing the x-minuteness for different urban structural types in Berlin, Germany” the applied student contest at JURSE 2025.
We congratulate her wholeheartedly on this success and are delighted with Ariane.
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