Our new department bus is now ready for excursions with our students, for field work in our study areas or for research visits at collaborating institutes.
We are looking forward to use our Department EAGLE bus extensively in 2020!
Our new department bus is now ready for excursions with our students, for field work in our study areas or for research visits at collaborating institutes.
We are looking forward to use our Department EAGLE bus extensively in 2020!
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