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Follow the School of Electrical Engineering on LinkedIn!

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In addition to LinkedIn you can find us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
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You can now follow the School of Electrical Engineering on LinkedIn! The page will keep you updated on the latest news in research, education, impact and other topics within the School. Our page complements the collective page.

In addition, you can follow the School of Electrical Engineering on and . The technical schools also share an . See you there!

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