Thursday 28 May. 12:40 - 13:20
in 1 week and 11 hours
Sign-up opens: Thu. 21 May. (12:00) (in 10 hours and 21 minutes)
Fast-Track Your Tech Career with the EngD in Software Technology Are you studying Computer Science or AI and wondering what’s next? Join us for a free lunch and discover the Engineering Doctorate (EngD) in Software Technology at TU/e — a two-year, salaried post-master’s program designed for ambitious tech talents who want more than a typical industry job. Why choose the EngD over jumping straight into industry?
* Get paid while learning – earn a monthly salary as you deepen your technical and professional skills. * Work on real industry projects – collaborate with top companies like ASML, Canon, and Philips on high-impact, high-tech challenges. * Go beyond coding – strengthen your system design, architecture, and leadership skills. * Industrial application – focus on solving real-world problems. * Future-proof your career – become the engineer companies want in advanced R&D and software innovation roles. Whether you’re into AI, systems engineering, architecture, or data tech — the EngD program gives you the tools, experience, and network to lead the future of software technology and AI.
Note: after subscribing, showing up is mandatory! There are 135 spots only with first come first serve, priority will be given to students that sign up with their GEWIS account.
Tuesday 2 Jun. 12:40 - 13:20
in 1 week, 5 days and 11 hours
Sign-up closes: Mon. 1 Jun. (23:59) (in 1 week, 4 days and 22 hours)
How math can help optimize complex machines @ASML
By Paul Donkers
ASML lithography systems are used to produce microchips with nanometer accuracy. This is only possible because of the large number of the intricate math-based software solutions that are used to optimize the performance of these complex machines. This lecture will give a glimpse into mathematical problems that arise when trying to squeeze every last nanometer out of ASML's lithography systems.
Note: after subscribing, showing up is mandatory! There are 135 spots only with first come first serve, priority will be given to students that sign up with their GEWIS account.
Tuesday 9 Jun. 12:40 - 13:20
in 2 weeks, 5 days and 11 hours
Sign-up opens: Thu. 21 May. (12:00) (in 10 hours and 21 minutes)
UiPath is a leading agentic automation vendor providing a complete platform that helps organizations orchestrate the full spectrum of automation: from RPA and process mining to AI agents working alongside human teams.
In recent years, UiPath has evolved beyond classical task automation into agentic orchestration, where intelligent agents reason, decide, and act across complex business processes. This shift mirrors a broader transformation happening across the world: businesses are moving away from rigid, rule-based workflows and toward AI-empowered operations, where Large Language Models unlock entirely new ways of interpreting, navigating, and optimizing the work that gets done. But this transition raises a fundamental question: if data is just another language, and LLMs thrive on language, how do we translate the structured concepts at the heart of business processes into natural language representations that these models can genuinely reason over?
In this lunch lecture, Dennis Brons will share how UiPath has been exploring exactly that within the domain of Process Mining, and walk you through some of the strategies, experiments, and lessons learned along the way.
Note: after subscribing, showing up is mandatory! There are 135 spots only with first come first serve, priority will be given to students that sign up with their GEWIS account.