Ann-Kathrin Wortmeier particpated in IntCDC International Research Programme

April 14, 2022 / Ann-Kathrin Wortmeier (SOWI), Cordula Kropp (SOWI), Thomas Berker (NTNU)
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Doctoral researcher Ann-Kathrin Wortmeier from the Institute for Social Sciences (SOWI) has participated in the IntCDC International Research Programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).  Below she shares her experience to give fellow researchers more insight on the programme:

 

Takk for en fin dag!

Since February 1st, 2022, I joined the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), located in Trondheim. It was a very warm and hearty welcome by the employees of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture. Not surprisingly, this institute has been voted several times as the friendliest institute at the Dragvoll Campus.

 

 

I met very enthusiastic and inspiring researchers who are also working on questions about sustainable building processes and the application of robots and technologies in the construction sector. I presented the research interests of the Cluster of Excellence in two research groups on the topics of digitalization "DigiKULT" and energy, climate and environment "ENVi". We discussed the application of exoskeletons and augmented reality technology in construction. Besides the interesting meetings, the working day is sweetened by weekly quizzes, basketball games and cake on Fridays!

 

 

It is well known that skiing is the most popular sport among Norwegians. Early on, one of the first questions was "do you like skiing?" and during the lunch with the colleagues, we talked about the beautiful skiing areas, the right choice of equipment as well as the different types of skiing. We continued the discussion during the "lønningspils" (after-work beer) and planned our first ski trip to the nearby Bymarka forest area.

I would like to thank the research cluster IntCDC, the SoWi team, and KULT for making this research stay possible! Skål og tusen takk!

 

Thank you for your insights, Ann-Kathrin Wortmeier!

 

The IntCDC International Research Programme facilitates international collaboration and exchange of researchers on a scientific level. Funding and scholarships  are provided for an invitation to incoming researchers from the cooperating institutions to participate in research stays. In addition, the programme offers outgoing IntCDC researchers the opportunity to collaborate with our international partners.

Further Information (application and deadlines):
IntCDC International Research Programme and the IntCDC Mobility Grants

 

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