Letters from Santa Claus by LSE
A fundraising and volunteer engagement campaign to purchase the gifts requested in letters from children at social service centers.
A fundraising and volunteer engagement campaign to purchase the gifts requested in letters from children at social service centers.
ETTI Professor Ioan C. Bacivarov, president of ARASEC, opened the CyberCon Romania 2025 international conference with a presentation on the evolution of cybersecurity and its role in global stability.
Hands-on activity to build Christmas-themed electronic circuits. The first circuit is donated to the Charity Show, and the second can be kept, while supplies last.
The CAMPUS Institute’s Analog and Mixed-Signal IP Development Lab, led by Prof. Marius Enăchescu, participated in the launch of the Romanian CHIPS Competence Center. The initiative aims to strengthen the semiconductor ecosystem, advance research, improve infrastructure, train specialists, and provide SMEs and startups with access to technological opportunities.
Direct discussions with QA DNA’s CEO, CPO, CTO, and Chief AI Officer about the relevance of graduates in the software industry, recruitment, QA, and the impact of AI on development and testing.
Creating a snowflake-shaped Christmas tree ornament; the TechForge team handles the printing, and participants receive their ornaments before Christmas.
Career Meet-and-Greet with Alumni: Alexandru Moc (Cybersecurity, SII Group Romania), Cosmin Dinuț (Data Engineering, VOIS Romania), Ștefan Costea (Telecommunications, Vodafone), Andrei Răpciugă (AI & Business Strategy, Estée Lauder Companies), and Radu Otopeleanu (Telecommunications/Research, teaching assistant). Moderator: Mihai Lupu, LSE president.
A team quiz with short-answer questions on geography, history, Europe/the EU, science, and other topics.
Debate on EU investments in research and development, regional innovation, competitiveness, digitalization, and youth employment.
Marius Enăchescu and Răzvan Crăciunescu represented the faculty in workshops focused on the future of Romanian and European microelectronics, as well as on innovation, strategic autonomy, and security in research. They gave presentations on students’ skills in microelectronics and moderated panel discussions on partnerships and the role of artificial intelligence in research.