Successful Kick Off Meeting in Darmstadt
07 Nov 2011 in The Network by David Ward
During the weekend October 21st-23rd the UAA Council met with the Local Chapter Coordinators (LCC) for this year’s KickOff meeting in Darmstadt.
Articles in Category: The Network
The new landing pages are here!
01 Nov 2011 in The Network by David Ward
It has taken time to unravel where the old website’s key components are located but the forensic work is done and the improved landing pages are now live.
UAA in 2011
10 Aug 2011 in The Network by David Ward
In July, the UAA Council met for its last meeting during this UNITECH year in a hut in the Swiss Alps. It was time to say goodbye to leaving council members but we could also welcome David Ward as the new Secretary General.
UNITECH Stakeholders meet in Gothenburg for GA
03 Aug 2011 in The Network by David Ward
UNITECH Stakeholders meet in Chalmers University in Gothenburg for GA. The UNITECH Network comprises 7 Academic Partner universities, 19 Corporate Partner companies, 47 new students, 88 returning students and members of the UNITECH Alumni Association.
After UNITECH
16 Jul 2011 in The Network by David Ward
After graduation students become a UNITECH fellow and continue to benefit from the continuously growing UNITECH network through...
UNITECH Program
16 Jul 2011 in The Network by David Ward
The demands towards today's graduates and future employees have changed considerably in the last few years. Besides in-depth specialized subject knowledge, they have to demonstrate management-, social-, communication- and foreign language skills coupled with a high level of flexibility. UNITECH International Society was founded to help students meet these demands.
UAA visits CERN
11 Jul 2011 in The Network by Jona Hampe
June 11th and 12th: Geneva, Switzerland
The world's biggest particle physics experiment, the biggest international scientific collaborative effort in human history, the birthplace of the World Wide Web, at forefront of technology for computing and wide area networking, expected to address some of the most fundamental questions of physics such as the experimental observation of the Higgs boson.