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Hi, my name is Corentin Blanchard and I blog on "Acoustics in the US" since May 2014. I share my adventure towards getting an internship in the United States as well as interviews of professionals.

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Interviews, ever and ever!

November 24, 2015 by Corentin·0 Comments
Me during the interviews

Hi everybody! Maybe I should change my rule and publish a post every Monday, but don’t worry I am still here! This past week, I did a lot of interviews! Read on to know more:

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Many no’s and some maybe’s!

November 17, 2015 by Corentin·0 Comments
PrayForParis

Hi everybody! This post is published a little late compared to the usual schedule, but I am still in the game. Let’s review what happened last week.

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3D printing and applications

November 9, 2015 by Corentin·0 Comments
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Hi everybody! Late post this week because I was very busy with my school project! Read on to know more!

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Applications … and refusals

November 2, 2015 by Corentin·2 Comments
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Hi everybody ! Last weekend, I received the letter of recommendation I needed to send my applications. Let’s see how it goes!

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