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    PhD life abroad in the time of Corona

    by 22 May 2020

    How is it to be a PhD student at NTNU, working abroad during the corona situation? Carine Lausselet describes her new work days from home in Australia, month by month. Who am I? I am Carine Lausselet from Switzerland. I started my PhD in the…

    Engineering, My PhD
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    Removing sticky droplets and making super repellent surfaces

    by 27 April 2020

    NTNU research has come closer to making a surface that is self-cleaning even when there is strong humidity. To achieve this, we have combined pyramidical structures with nanowire structures in the nano lab.

    Energy, Engineering, Nanotechnology

    PhD Perks, Wild Bears, and Arctic Adventure

    by 5 February 2020

    As a PhD Candidate, I love my job. In Norway, we are well-paid, have research money, and generally are spoiled compared to our colleagues in other corners of the world. I am also the first to admit that the PhD process can get old sometimes, even with action packed field-work rich geology research like my own.

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