Student Networking
ORAL · Invited
Abstract
The GEC2022 (Gaseous Electronics Conference) Student Networking event aims to help participants to grow their connections and share ideas. The Student Networking will be held at lunch time on 6th October. The event consists of a few roundtable discussions with students and senior researchers.
Get chances to enjoy the conversation with free lunch, inside story of research, work environment at company or university, carrier plan, tips of experiments, and more.
The following is a list of relevant questions that could be discussed:
What is your research on, or what would you like to do research on in the future?
What are some challenges, lessons learned, and/or pieces of advice for your peers?
What are some challenges or life lessons you have learned from college, career, research, teaching, etc. that you’d like to share with your peers or even past-you?
How did you get into this field? Did you plan it? Did you just happen to end up here?
What is your dream?
What do you see yourself doing in 5 years? 10 years?
What do you do outside work/school?
What are your hobbies, or what hobbies would you like to pick up? Do you have a special skill you are very proud of?
Senior researchers planning to participate:
Christine Charles (The Australian National University)
Wonho Choe (KAIST)
Uros Cvelbar (Jozef Stefan Institute)
Aranka Derzsi (Wigner Research Centre for Physics)
Masaru Hori (Naogya University)
Holger Kersten (Kiel University
Mark Koepke (West Virginia University)
Mark Kushner (University of Michigan)
Julian Schulze (University of Bochum)
Haruka Suzuki (Nagoya University
Shahid Rauf (Applied Materials Inc.)
Gabe Xu (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Toshiro Kaneko (Tohoku University)”
Get chances to enjoy the conversation with free lunch, inside story of research, work environment at company or university, carrier plan, tips of experiments, and more.
The following is a list of relevant questions that could be discussed:
What is your research on, or what would you like to do research on in the future?
What are some challenges, lessons learned, and/or pieces of advice for your peers?
What are some challenges or life lessons you have learned from college, career, research, teaching, etc. that you’d like to share with your peers or even past-you?
How did you get into this field? Did you plan it? Did you just happen to end up here?
What is your dream?
What do you see yourself doing in 5 years? 10 years?
What do you do outside work/school?
What are your hobbies, or what hobbies would you like to pick up? Do you have a special skill you are very proud of?
Senior researchers planning to participate:
Christine Charles (The Australian National University)
Wonho Choe (KAIST)
Uros Cvelbar (Jozef Stefan Institute)
Aranka Derzsi (Wigner Research Centre for Physics)
Masaru Hori (Naogya University)
Holger Kersten (Kiel University
Mark Koepke (West Virginia University)
Mark Kushner (University of Michigan)
Julian Schulze (University of Bochum)
Haruka Suzuki (Nagoya University
Shahid Rauf (Applied Materials Inc.)
Gabe Xu (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Toshiro Kaneko (Tohoku University)”
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Presenters
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Takeru Okada
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University, Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University., Tohoku University
Authors
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Takeru Okada
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University, Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University., Tohoku University