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How can triangulation make your research more reliable!!

Hi Again,
Effective research is the outcome of communication. Discussing with others is more efficient compare to our lonely struggle with the material. It is really important to talk with others about our work,in addition to spending a good amount of time for reading, writing, and conducting experiments, because this will provide quicker and better solutions to problems that we may encounter. And specially if it's industry people, experts then we can see the practical aspects of our research.
                                 
The first INFRASTAR implementation day was held at the Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt) in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany. The main aim was inviting companies, administrations, local authorities, academic experts, policy makers, research scientists, engineers in order to discuss INFRASTAR research progress of Work Package 1- Monitoring and Asculation. As i am one of the four PhD students who is working on this subject, and we present our progress on this subject.



There was a different activity for us specially i will say about round tables with companies, academic experts, and other ESR to discuss our PhD subjects, presentations and poster which bridge the gap between academic research and industry research. During the discussion we can visualize theoretical and practical aspects of our research. 


Then meeting with Advisory Board was culminated in consensus around the most important scientific priorities on the content which make our research more reliable. 
And after that i found key illustration to this program is ‘learning’, in a particular way. We do not know the answers of our problem when we start to design, innovate or research. But ''Different Views find ways to cooperate'' So in a particular way this is kind of ''learning opportunities''.

**All photo credits to the project manager Dr. Hakim Ferria

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