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Erasmus+ Internships

My Erasmus+ journeys have taken me across Europe, offering unique opportunities to work in diverse research environments, experience new cultures, and build lasting international connections. These internships have not only expanded my technical expertise but also strengthened my adaptability, collaboration skills, and global perspective.

Jan 2025 – Apr 2025

I have been selected for the Erasmus+ program for the second time to undertake a research internship at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center.

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BSC, Barcelona, Spain

Jun 2024 – Sep 2024

I have been selected for the Erasmus+ program to undertake an internship at GT-ARC in Berlin, Germany.

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GT-ARC, Berlin, Germany

Erasmus+ Memories

From the streets of Berlin to the sunny avenues of Barcelona, my Erasmus+ journeys have been full of moments I will not forget. I worked in research labs with people from different parts of the world, had long talks over coffee, and walked through cities where every corner had something new to see. I had late-night walks, last-minute weekend trips, and quiet mornings to think about new ideas. These experiences gave me more than technical skills. They taught me to see challenges as opportunities, to value differences, and to keep exploring the world.

Barcelona, Spain

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Barcelona

A late-night walk on Barceloneta Beach, my favorite place in the city, with the W Hotel lighting up the coastline.

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Berlin, Germany

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Berlin

An evening walk along the Spree River as the city lights began to glow. Moments like these were the perfect way to unwind after a day of coding.

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Paris, France

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Paris

Walking by the river at sunset, enjoying the quiet side of Paris.

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Venice, Italy

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Venice

Gondolas navigating the narrow canals of Venice.

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Amsterdam

Cycling through Amsterdam with Jun Chao, stopping on a flower-covered bridge over a peaceful canal.

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Let them

Let them speak.

People talked a lot, but in the end the results stayed and that’s what really mattered.

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