Department Summer BBQ 2018

Department Summer BBQ 2018

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December 7, 2017

 

The Department of Remote Sensing will organize again a summer BBQ event jointly with the EAGLE summer dialogue and welcomes all current and past students and colleagues as well as friends and colleagues from outside on June 22nd (Friday) 2018. We are planning to have 1-2 talks about status and future of Earth Observation, followed by an icebreaker and BBQ. We are very much looking forward to see a lot of former students and colleagues as well as collaborators again and have a great day of work and non-work related discussions.

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