Robert Kunz and Lennart Schierling visited the Future Computing Laboratory at ETH Zurich. Here’s how they found valuable inspiration for their own research at the Winter School.
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In April 2026, Matheus Roberto Bellé and Lukas Neubert were on a research trip through Japan. Alongside attending conferences, going on industrial visits and engaging in academic exchanges, they also had some opportunity to gain an insight into Japanese culture.

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Applications are open to PhD students and exceptionally qualified researchers from France, Poland and Germany who wish to get involved in the Future Network Weimar Triangle. This programme funds exchanges between scientists and researchers from Germany and partner countries. In addition to promoting mobility, a central component of the programme is the establishment of working groups designed to identify common interests and research areas, support interdisciplinary projects, and build long-term networks. The working groups consist of programme fellows, doctorate candidates, postdocs, relevant DAAD alumni, partners and university faculty, thereby forming an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary community.

More information on the blog or directly on the Website Future Network Weimarer Triangle.