#038: Katrin Franke Story - a podcast by Tina Persson, Michele Manzo, Maria Sjogren, Paulius Mikulskis, Johanna Have

When attending the third Max Planck Career Fair at Harnack-Haus in Berlin earlier this fall, we got the chance to talk to Katrin Franke, Professor of Computer Science and Head of the NTNU Digital Forensics group at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

In this episode, we talk to Katrin about her decision to pursue an academic career and the reason why she moved to Norway. We also get to hear her thoughts on networking and how important it is to build a culture of sharing.

Getting a PhD is only level 1 in Super Mario. At level 2, we need to reorientate ourselves.

- Dr Katrin Franke, Professor of Computer Science at NTNU, Norway

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