Leo Tobisch, a third-year student, and Skye Hodson, a PhD student in the , are two of 100 students who will have the opportunity to spend a week in Salzburg, Austria during the renowned 2009 Salzburg Festival at the beginning of August. This is the first time th吃瓜网 students have been selected to attend the annual event.
comprises a series of workshops, concerts and group discussion sessions aimed at exploring the common ground of creativity and innovation in the arts and science. The event is sponsored by biotech company Roche.
Skye Hodson said: 鈥業 am thrilled to have been selected to participate in Roche Continents and am really looking forward to an inspiring event. It will be a unique opportunity to meet and network with a wide diversity of people. The week promises to be innovative, fun and a productive distraction from my research!鈥�
Leo Tobisch added: 鈥業鈥檓 very excited at the prospect of attending several of the Salzburg Festival concerts, as well as the 鈥淜ontinente鈥� music series, featuring the compositions of prominent 20th- and 21st-century composers.鈥�