This
is our last week in Leuven, and we’ll soon be returning to the United States.
Last Friday was our final presentation to members of the life sciences team and
of the INBT, who listened in via video call. In the days leading up to the
presentation I worked on refining my COMSOL simulations and streamlining my
MATLAB code to make them more versatile.
Four-Level Kirigami Pyramid |
The presentations themselves went
very smoothly. I was slightly nervous prior to presenting but I was first, so
that helped to ease my nerves. My presentation was relatively quick and
concise, so there were not many questions, and my supervisor told me she
enjoyed it. I then listened to the other four interns’ presentations which were
all very informative and interesting. Afterward we had a nice reception after.
During this final week, I prepared a
summary presentation for my supervisors and transferred the MATLAB files. This
has been a very fun and informative project to work on. I started the summer
with practically no experience in computational research, but now it is
something I will further pursue. It has also been my first professional
project, especially one involving team and supervisory interactions.
My helpful supervisors. Left: MEMS Design Engineer Veronique Rochus and Right: PhD student Rachid Haouari |
I’ve
been enjoying domestic life the last couple of weeks. Over the next couple of
days, I will pack my things and take care of administrative business. Yesterday
I had the chance to stop by Brussels for a little under an hour; my last
vacation
Tasty Belgian Fries |
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