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Join the laid-back lunch discussions with President Ilkka Niemelä

President Ilkka Niemelä and other members of Aalto leadership host regular lunch discussions once a month on Fridays.

First meeting was organized on Friday 22 September in the School of Business, and the concept was received well.

Spaces for multidisciplinary meet-ups were discussed among other topics, one example being the Aalto research platforms and newly established Sustainability Hub. 

Join the next session - discuss, ask, propose or comment over a cup of coffee! Coffee offered, but no-host lunch.

The next meeting will be on Friday October 13 at noon in Otaniemi (place tbc).

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