This interminable year is finally coming to an end, and so are AS Forlì-Bologna’s events. We are currently preparing to do our best on the approaching exams and to begin organising new exciting events for next semester. While we wait for that moment to arrive, we would like to share the reports of our last two online conferences and our latest special project…
December has arrived: maybe we aren't ready to let this 2020 go! The entire world was suffering from the pandemic, but now we can see the light at the end of the tunnel!
This December was full of opportunities, planned for the new year.
Nothing could describe the online training event “2020: A EUROAVIA Odyssey” better than these words from one of the participants: “There are some experiences that stay with you forever… This journey was one of those!”. Engaging training sessions, exciting moments shared with new friends from all over Europe, a physical event atmosphere, these are only a few of the successes of the Odyssey.
Interview with the company: Line Up Aviation
The Curriculum Vitae is our business card and our best chance to be selected for a further interview, so which are the things we should take into account while we create it?
“EUROAVIA has definitely influenced my attitude towards people”, says Nicola Cimmino, former IB member twice, who self-declared as a passionate about EUROAVIA.
Nicola graduated from both, bachelor and master studies, in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Naples “Federico II” in Italy. During that period, he managed to complete an Erasmus programme in Spain and an internship in Ireland, experiences that allowed him to discover new countries, cultures and, as he remarks, friendly and warm people that made him fall in love with those countries, especially Spain. Right now, he’s working at the same University on a project related to satellites collision!
"How we can do the best?" The query that mind-boggles our minds every day. How to transmit our principles, energy, confidence, our closeness to our members throughout a monitor? It is difficult, but not impossible.
Not even a pandemic can hold AS Pisa down!
Many cities in Italy are currently quarantined, and Pisa makes no exception. Nevertheless, last November we had a chance to visit the Virgo Interferometer... without leaving our homes!Researchers Valerio Boschi and Elena Fiori gave us an interesting introduction on gravitational waves and guided us in a virtual trip just outside Pisa, in the very building where the magic happens.
As the pandemic is challenging everyone, keeping us from meeting at the university or getting in touch with each other through local and international events, we, AS Forlì-Bologna, have started a new cycle of Online Conference Calls to entertain our members while teaching them about interesting aerospace topics.
"Although there are many good qualities to point out about EUROAVIA, the people are the best part because they are actually what is all about. Connections between people are impactful and long-lasting" - says Bianca Moldovanu, a PhD student from AS Bucharest and Development Engineer at High Performance Structures Romania, a space technology company.
"Crazy busy" is not an idiom that we love to use. It's easy to discover the reasons behind it. More and more medicians teach that give a "color code" to things helps people in giving priority: red indicates the Emergency, it will be handle quickly; orange is less time-sensitive than the red code; green is an Emergency you can take care of when you are free. The last code I think is the most important: white indicates that there's nothing you can do so you must let it go. When you approach whit this reading-key, you can identify the Association Priority.
