The lab skills she gained in the previous years come in handy at her new internship in Spain. The Fallas Festival in Valencia ended last week, and it was a great way for Life Sciences student Zheliana Radilova 20 to be introduced to her new hometown. After a trip to Sevilla with her Spanish boyfriend β who she met in the Netherlands β, she visited the large Spring festival known for its colorful statues and fireworks.
It was very exciting and emotional. The long days are typical for the first period of an internship, knows Zheliana.
And I expect the results are going to be worth it. Besides working hard on her research and experiments, Zheliana spent the last weeks getting acquainted with her surroundings. I also really like the Spanish culture, people are super helpful and welcoming. Zheliana grew up in Knezha, a small Bulgarian town of around ten thousand citizens. From when I was 3 years old, my grandma regularly took me on visits to the institute.
Her interest in biology thus started at a young age. She decided to leave Bulgaria and come to Nijmegen to study Life Sciences. At HAN we already practiced these multiple times. Zheliana expects to continue her labwork in the future. If you want to know more about going abroad, you can contact Kelly Vellinga-Chan.
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