As part of the final presentation of the MCube student project euMOVE, the MCube consortium also came together for a cluster plenary session.
The meeting was held on site again for the first time, in the newly opened Munich Urban Colabwill be carried out. For some, it was the first personal meeting within the MCube cluster - a special moment that was characterized by a positive atmosphere and anticipation for the coming years of joint cooperation. In addition, participation was again made possible via Zoom.
This time, the focus of the meeting was on a joint exchange before the official start of the MCube projects in November. In addition to information on the administrative procedure, updates on the individual research projects and possible further collaborations within the cluster were also discussed.
Above all, a preview was given of the next highlight: the Official kick-off event of the MCube cluster on January 20 and 21, 2022.
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