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My name is Lorenzo Bistoni, I’m 23 years old, and I’m a mechanical engineering student with a management curriculum. I’ve always lived with my family, my volleyball team, and my hobbies in Perugia, a small and beautiful town in the green heart of Italy.
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My name is Jiří Jalůvka, I’m 25 years old, and I’m currently studying space engineering. Ever since I started university, I’ve always been most passionate about courses that were deeply rooted in Physics. I was never satisfied just plugging numbers into formulas, I always wanted to understand the principles behind them. I liked to dig deeper and really get to the bottom of things.
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My name is Josh and I'm from Manchester in the United Kingdom. I moved to Oxford to pursue an engineering apprenticeship, and after completing it, an opportunity came up at CERN through the ORIGIN Programme for recent graduates. I applied, and now here I am!
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I am an undergraduate in Computer Science and Machine Learning at the University of Bath, UK. I applied to CERN because its mission and values strongly align with my own (international, social, environmental, open science). Additionally, the opportunity to work at the forefront of technology and science was one I didn’t want to miss.
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Ciao, I am Chiara, a Communication and Fundraising Officer at the CERN & Society Foundation, the philanthropic arm of CERN. With a Bachelor’s in international relations and diplomatic affairs and a Master's in fundraising, both earned at the University of Bologna, I embarked on my CERN journey in 2021 as my first work experience.
Hello, I'm Weronika, a 25-year-old Data Engineering graduate from the Gdańsk University of Technology - one of the best technical universities in Poland.
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Heyo! I am Anton, I am 27 years old, and I am currently a doctoral student at CERN in my first year, affiliated with the Technical University of Vienna (TU Wien) in Austria. I am, however, by nationality Swedish, and graduated last year (2022) from a diploma programme in Engineering Physics and a M.Sc. in Machine Learning, from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.