EAGLE summer dialogue

EAGLE summer dialogue

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July 5, 2024

Our annual EAGLE summer dialogue was a great success again even though the weather was quite challenging. The EAGLEs organized a fantastic event with fun activities, great images reviving the last months and years and of course a BBQ, drinks and an outstanding international buffet. The buffet with a huge variety of international specialties developed into a unique feature of our summer dialogue!
It was great to see so many EAGLE alumnis, hearing about their experiences during their PhDs or work at companies and of course seeing all the current EAGLEs returning from their internships abroad for one day to join our summer dialogue.
The EAGLE summer dialogue went again on until after midnight and all students and lecturer enjoyed a day (and evening) off – no coding, EO analysis or preparation of final projects but just relaxed chats, a bit of networking and just enjoying a summer evening.
We are very much looking forward to the 2025 EAGLE summer dialogue – the bar is pretty high for the next generation to organize an even better summer dialogue.

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