Reflection About My Internship

\chapter{Conclusion}

In this last chapter, I will give a reflection on my working experiences during my internship and will also take into account how helpful my previous studies were.

\section{Reflection and Feedback Project}

When I started my internship, I didn't know anything about single molecule spectroscopy or organometal halide perovskites at all. Though I feared this topic could be to chemical, I was enthusiastic after I learned more about the physics and various powerful applications of the measurement method.\\

During my internship, I developed and learned various skills. Conveniently, my tasks as I described them previously, suited perfectly to the knowledge I obtained during my technical physics education. In my experience, especially

All expectations I had before my internship fulfilled or even exceeded. Of course, sometimes I had troubles with my project and my tasks, but the friendly work environment, my coworkers and supervisors helped me to master them, and therefore I remained motivated over all the time.\\

Summarising, I can say that I don't regret that I've done my internship in the department of chemical physics at Lund University. It prepared me perfect for writing my bachelor thesis and also pointed the way for possible fields of specialisation for my master's degree study.

\section{Recommendations}

In this last part of my internship report, I want to give some recommendations relating to the structure of my study and the contained internship in particular.\\

In general, I was pleased that I could use plenty of the knowledge I obtained in lectures. But still, my skills in programming, and especially in Matlab, would have been underdeveloped if I haven't worked as a research assistant right before my internship. As a technical physicist, this ability is essential to analyse data and obtain results and it should be practised more often. But that is the only part I criticise in our education.\\

I rather want to take the opportunity and recommend the University Lund and the chemical physics department in