Science Pop Up Expo 2023
19 April, 11:00-13:30
Goto 10, Teknikringen 7, Linköping
At Science Pop Up Expo, PhD students from Linköping University can exhibit their knowledge and showcase their research to companies and find opportunities to collaborate, exchange research, get a job or engage in a project.
A great opportunity for companies to learn more about current research projects, and for PhD students to get in contact with interesting companies for future collaborations!
Take this opportunity to explore and make meaningful connections!
This year, we will start the event at 11.oo by listening to some lectures for PhD’s:
- 11:00 – PhD student presentation – Elena Hoffer – PhD of KI and Organizer of careers beyond academia
- 11:20 – Company presentation – Johannes Bintinger – CEO n-ink
- 11:40 – LEAD business incubator – commercialized research
At 12 o’clock, there will be a short presentation by each PhD student and afterwards some time to mingle.
Small lecture by Elena Hoffer, PhD at Karolinska Institutet:
A PhD can take you anywhere
While living in the academic bubble it is sometimes hard to realize that there are career paths other than an academic one. Being faced with making the transition outside of academia can feel like jumping into the unknown. Dare to try and dare to jump. What can we do already during our PhD to make the jump a little less scary?
The event takes place at Goto 10, Teknikringen 7 in Linköping and will not be digital. We offer a free light lunch.
If you are a PhD student, please fill out this form.
If you are a visitor from a company, please fill out this form.
Company participants are welcome to join at 12 o’clock, after the lectures.
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The participating PhD students usually have knowledge in:
- Data processing
- Electronics
- Material science
- Software Design & Development
- Programming
- Electrochemistry
- Charged Storage Devices
- Corrosion Science
- Material Characterization
- Surface Engineering
- Computational image processing
- HLSL, and GLSL
- Visualization and Image Analysis