Leuven, Belgium – From November 21st to 24th, the IN-NOVA Doctoral Network brought together European doctoral candidates for a deep dive into active noise control and acoustics. Set against the charming backdrop of Leuven, the event featured a visit to Siemens Industry Software and engaging workshops at KU Leuven.
The four-day event began with an exciting tour of Siemens Industry Software's advanced facilities, offering participants a firsthand look at the latest developments in active noise control. Workshops at Siemens delved into these technologies, providing attendees with a unique chance to explore the field hands-on.
Supervisors (back) and Doctoral Candidates of the IN-NOVA MSCA Project. ©DLR. All rights reserved.
Beyond the technical side, the agenda included workshops at KU Leuven, covering essential skills like powerful writing and project management. This dual focus on both technical and practical skills highlighted IN-NOVA's commitment to preparing well-rounded researchers for the challenges ahead.
A key moment in the gathering was the presentation session, where Doctoral Candidates shared their research topics with the Project Officer. This not only allowed them to get valuable feedback but also sparked collaborative discussions among peers. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as future leaders in acoustics shared their insights and visions.
In the historic city of Leuven, the event provided ample opportunities for networking beyond the scheduled activities. Experts from different fields exchanged ideas, fostering potential collaborations. As the IN-NOVA Doctoral Network wrapped up in Leuven, it left a lasting impression, inspiring participants with a renewed sense of purpose and collaboration in the world of acoustics research.