IAESTE Annual Review 2020/21
A review of the last year of IAESTE international activities.
A review of the last year of IAESTE international activities.
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Me with the view of Bastei Bridge of Saxon Switzerland, Saxony, Germany.<br />
Designing process of the gripper unit.<br />
Working in<br />
the greatest<br />
innovative<br />
machine<br />
shops and<br />
laboratories<br />
Going for an internship in one of the most industrialized countries was<br />
the wisest decision I have made so far. I was an intern at TU Dresden in<br />
Germany, in the heart of Saxony from September to November of 2019.<br />
Following the motto of <strong>IAESTE</strong> – Work. Experience. Discover. I got a<br />
chance to work in the greatest innovative machine shops and laboratories<br />
under the supervision of experts and scientists in my field. As every<br />
junior engineer I want to research and develop new technologies. At the<br />
Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology (ILK) of TU<br />
Dresden, I was able to do so. I was a member of the project related<br />
to the development of a gripper unit for adaptive and automatic fabric<br />
positioning in a textile preforming process under the supervision of Dipl.-<br />
Ing. Eckart Kunze.<br />
My tasks included working on the design, assembly and testing of a<br />
binder application system for efficient preparation of complex fibre<br />
From Tajikistan to Germany<br />
Subkhiddin Mukhidinov,<br />
Tajikistan<br />
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