Bonjour

NYP has been the home to several French students who are currently undergoing their attachment. Have you spotted them around ? The OLT team sent our roving reporter to find out how they are doing thus far. Here's what she has gathered.

Maxime Baracco says:

I've worked in NYP since the beginning of February. This lab is highly sympathetic and quiet (important for me cause I can get easily angry in the morning if I don't have silence). My supervisor, Eliza, Jodi and Karl allow me to manage a little my time and that's something really important for a french student like me ! That's why I'm not the earliest bird of the lab... Working hard on a computer to do something blocked by the network is also very interesting ! ^_^ So far I met some friends in NYP and I really like this place, you got almost everything you need!

Michael Kulinicz says:

I'm staying in Singapore for the duration of my project (3months). Singapore is a very beautiful city with a lot of different cultures. During my project, I work in the best lab in NYP on a very interesting project. The lab staff is very sympathetic and helpful. So it's time to go back to my work.

Pierre Migalski says:

NYP is a huge school in engineering and development. The Pervasive Computing Lab proposes very interesting projects in several domains. I worked on UGV and UAV (unmanned ground/aerial vehicles). This project can have multiple applications as militaries or to save people after earthquake. The staff is very sympathetic, friendly , helpful and comprehensive. Toward working hours…lol. I don’t know what to say more, just choose this lab, it is a great one. Then back to work.