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Today: Focus Rollout

Webpage of the event

As part of the "Focus Rollout", Bachelor students of Mechanical Engineering showcase the results of two semesters of project work from midday today.

Exhibition:
12.00 to 17.30
LEE building, floors EA, E and foyer E 101, Leonhardstrasse 21, Zurich

Presentations:
14.00 - 14.45
Teams: aidara, NOCTUA, RAPTURE, SARA, Swissloop

15.00 - 15.45
Teams: aCentauri, Avero, CELLSIUS Project H2, Formula Student Electric, LEVA

All presentations will take place in HG F30 (Audi Max). You can watch a live broadcast in the LEE building (E 308) and in the live stream: external pagehttps://vimeo.com/event/472889/66a4c00a56

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