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As part of the Baustatik–Baupraxis Research Colloquium, young employees of the member institutes of the Research Association for Structural Analysis and Construction Practice are given the opportunity to present interim results of their dissertation and discuss them with their colleagues and professors.

All institutes are cordially invited to submit proposals for presentations, each with a two-page abstract. There is also the opportunity to present work in the form of poster presentations.

The research colloquium will take place from 27 - 30 September 2022 at Steinfeld Monastery.

Information on the event and registration can be found at: 
www.lbb.rwth-aachen.de/cms/LBB/Forschung/~tjiaz/kolloq/

We look forward to your participation.
The organisation team Structural Analysis - Building Practice Research Colloquium

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