René Bindels opened the meeting by emphasizing the importance of good care, care for yourself and also care for your colleagues. This was followed by a welcome to all our new bachelor and master students. In the past few months a large number of new colleagues have started their work at our department. René also gave them a warm welcome. After some domestic announcements two presentations followed. Emre Dilmen and Laurien Buffart introduced themselves to the colleagues and gave an enlightening presentation about their research projects. Of course, there was also room to ask questions.
It was a successful meeting and the participants also highly appreciated the digital gathering. The statement: 'It is good to plan a monthly Out of the Lunchbox, even if it's online' received a very positive response.
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