Before coming to Lund, you might be having many questions related to the building you will be studying in, what the local area looks like and where to go if you are in need of something. One thing that is undoubtedly going to cross your mind, as it did mine, is food and where to get it. But what do … Continue reading
This gallery contains 64 photos.
Hey hey! After a little over a year of being SUDes Ambassador, this will be my last post, and I will use it to FINALLY post that China gallery I’ve been promising on every post, and reflect upon my time here. Buckle up, it’s a long one, but I promise it’ll be worth it!
This gallery contains 12 photos.
Last Friday the Spring Exhibition was opened, where all the thesis projects presented this week (including mine :)) are showcased, as well as studio works. The exhibition is, of course, open for the public, but it is also a great opportunity for us, students, to see a broader picture of what is happening at school. I encourage everyone to come, … Continue reading
Ericsson and Lund university has announced a collaboration agreement in the research and development for mobile communications systems, more specifically in Massive MIMO. After building the world’s first real-time MIMO testbed and setting a new world record in wireless spectrum efficiency two years ago in a collaboration with University of Bristol, Lund university is still contributing in the Massive MIMO … Continue reading
Some people say that the world universities ranking is rigged, since American universities always occupy the forefront. However, I believe that they contribute a lot to the scientific community, at least that’s what I observe in my domain, through the academic journals and research they always produce. Nonetheless, all that matters to me is seeing Lund university ranks the 20th … Continue reading
Reaching the master thesis point in my studies, really got me thinking how important is choosing the university not only based on the overall ranking but also considering the topic you want to specialize in a bit more. Probably because I was lucky that my department is one of the best in the world to contribute in the domain which … Continue reading
Hey hey! Hopefully those of you who want to apply to SUDes have done so already (well, you kind of have to have done so since the deadline passed). As you may have noticed from other posts here, thesis semester is in full swing! Mine, however has started relatively slowly. The reasons for this are multiple. I stayed at home … Continue reading
Hey hey! As it is December, and as Tamara posted below, both SUDes classes had final crits 5-6th December and our exhibition (partially set up by me) is now open until at least the end of January. For all of you who’ve had architectural education before, you’ll be familiar with crits, but for those who aren’t they are an experience … Continue reading
In the second year of Wireless communications master program, students must do a project that extends for 2 study periods, the project is divided into several tasks to build your reliable OFDM wireless system step by step. However, the final result will be transmitting an image or a text from one laptop to another using the sound frequency, Speakers will … Continue reading
Hej! One of the things I really like about LTH and my programme is that the research going on is excellent and one can learn many new techniques and methods currently used. Some of the courses in the biotechnology programme include interesting laboratory work and the labs are well-equipped (picture below shows one of the student labs where lab exercises are … Continue reading
