Tobias Teschemacher spent a year and a half on his research at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia under the joint supervision program. He reports that his thesis greatly benefited from this opportunity. Image: privat
Tobias Teschemacher spent a year and a half on his research at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia under the joint supervision program. He reports that his thesis greatly benefited from this opportunity. Image: privat - Sun and surfing, koalas and kangaroos - Australia is a dream destination for many people. But the fifth continent also has a lot to offer academically. Civil engineer Tobias Teschemacher reports on his research stay at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, where he worked on his doctorate and navigated the pitfalls of the COVID pandemic. When I landed in Brisbane at the end of 2019, a very special sight awaited me: in November it's springtime in Australia and the jacarandas are in bloom. The blossoms of this fragrant tree cover the entire region around Brisbane in deep violet - an impressive display of color that was actually part of the inspiration behind the official logo of the University of Queensland (UQ) in Brisbane.
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