Poster Session 2022
Monday, 04/07/2022
The poster session aimed to provide an overview of the then-current state of all projects and research questions being investigated by SEAS students. In that event, SEAS students were supposed to present their progress with their individual PhD research to all Principle Investigators of SEAS (PI’s). The students were also supposed to present their collaboration status and overall project's current findings, results, and possible future plans. We expected the PI’s to provide detailed feedback on the students' projects, as well as insights and inspirations for future work when needed. This event provided an opportunity to exchange and learn from the experiences of senior researchers by gaining insights into the actual research processes.
The poster session started with a welcoming note by Prof. Dr. Susanne Boll and Prof. Dr. Markus Tepe. It was followed by one hour of presentation sessions where PhD students presented their work through posters. PI’s were expected to actively listen to the presentations, and light discussions were welcome in this stage. Later, SEAS students presented the results of their projects (multi/disciplinary collaboration). A closing intensive session of discussion took place at the end of the day, where current conceptual and methodological concerns were pointed out and thoroughly discussed.
Program:
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| 16:00-16:15 | Welcome Susanne Boll & Markus Tepe
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16:15-17:00 | Poster presentation - Round 1 PhD project presentation – 11 posters Each PhD student should present his or her recent work through a poster
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17:00-17:15 | Coffee Break
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17:15-18:00 | Poster presentation - Round 2 Project presentation – 5 posters M1: Sebastian Hemesath & Hatice Sahin M2: Maren Weil, Akhila Bairy & Jacob Schwartz E1: Prasenjit Dhara E2: Sabrina Paustian & Julia Köhlke H1: Jan Hendrik Röhl & Michelle Murken
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| 18:00 – open end | Closing Discussion PI’s approaching SEAS students with feedback, emarks, critics and further development possibilities All PI’s and PhD students |