Since autumn 2021, I have been a Wigner intern under the supervision of Dr. Karlo Penc, with a semester break. My first motivation was to write a thesis for the Scientific Student Conference and to join cutting-edge research. My topic was to investigate a two-dimensional spin ice system, first numerically and then analytically. Working with my supervisor was a very positive experience, and I could also get to know the whole research group. The research eventually led to my B.Sc. thesis and a publication in Physical Review Research. I presented my results at a summer school in Dresden and an international conference in India, where I won a poster prize. I am still a Wigner intern, working on my M.Sc. thesis on the theory of superconductivity in elementary rhenium. The broad spectrum of the group allows me to widen my knowledge and learn about new phenomena and methods.
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