Discover Research Beyond Your Own Field
At FEARS, you'll explore posters, demos, and pitches from researchers across the entire Faculty of Engineering and Architecture. It provides a unique opportunity to break out of your silo and see the diverse technological and architectural innovations happening right within our institution.
Share Your Research Without Pressure
From early ideas to published results, FEARS welcomes research at every stage in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Whether you are just starting your doctoral journey or preparing to defend your thesis, this symposium is the perfect place to present your work.
Meet the People Behind the Research
Connect with fellow researchers, professors, and industry professionals. The best collaborations often start with a simple conversation over coffee, and FEARS is designed to foster exactly those kinds of meaningful interactions.
Grow as a Researcher
Participating in FEARS helps you develop essential skills that extend well beyond the symposium itself. Attendees and presenters can look forward to core development opportunities such as:
- Poster workshops: Learn how to visualize and communicate your complex research effectively.
- Pitch training: Hone your ability to deliver short, impactful explanations of your work.
- Networking sessions: Engage with peers and build professional relationships in a relaxed setting.
- Feedback from a broad audience: Gain valuable perspectives from experts outside your specific research domain.
Where Academia Meets Industry
FEARS bridges the gap between scientific exploration and real-world application. Companies come to the symposium to gain early insight into emerging technologies, connect with talented researchers, and explore future collaborations. True innovation happens when these different perspectives meet.
Join us at FEARS
Ready to connect disciplines and create impact? Mark your calendar and stay tuned for registration and submission details.
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