MOMI 2022 and Norway in June

 INRIA is currently hosting the event MOMI 2022 where industry and academia meet during an exciting two day program. A great opportunity for PhD students to engage in discussions on new innovations and get insights into research conducted by companies!

Next month, I will spend two weeks in Norway. First, I will visit the department of mathematics at the UiT Tromsø to meet with Cordian Riener. Afterwards, I am looking forward to the summer school in Nordfjordeid, which I will attend together with Arne Lien from POEMA.

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