From the 25th of April to the 2nd of May we will celebrate the 10th Walhalla lustrum! This week is filled with an abundance of activities. From brewery visits to parties, during this week we will take you with us to show our love for our bar.

To encourage community building within our department EE, the department will host a big party called PartEE! You are welcome to join this party on the 30th of May in front of our beautiful building (Flux field) from 17:00 until 00:00. 

There will be free food and free drinks, so be sure to sign up for this.Aside from the free drinks and food, there will be three live bands performing that evening, making this party even more spectacular!

 If you’ve ever wondered who is actually best at drafting, not just out of Het Tappersgilde, but of all the bars on the TU/e Campus, Monday, April 29th is the time to find out! Because we will be organizing an official drafting competition. Of course, we can’t let all this drafted beer go to waste so we invite you to come have a beer with us and see who excels in the art of drafting! 

 Ever wondered what we would do if the glass had never been invented? Would we drink out of plastic bags, salad bowls, or even watering cans? To test which containers would work or might even be better than beer glasses or cups, bring your waterproof container that is NOT A CUP OR GLASS and get your first fill for free (0.5 liters). Bring the most creative container and win a prize! 

 Do you know this feeling? you're sitting in Het Walhalla while sipping your beer and suddenly you start thinking, how is this beer made? Well, we have the solution, join us on our brewery visit to learn how your most loved beer is made! and maybe we also have the chance to have a little taste!
 

 Embark on a journey through the realm of smart contracts, where blockchain meets legal validity. Explore how these digital agreements redefine contracts, ensuring precision and trust across industries. Uncover the pivotal role engineers play in crafting and validating these contracts, molding them to fit technical requirements while adhering to legal frameworks. 
 As her bachelor thesis for a bachelors in Law, second year EE student Chiara Stravers has decided to look for the border between law and engineering in the form of smart contracts. Join her to decode the synergy between technology and legality, envisioning a future where smart contracts power seamless, secure transactions, propelling innovations to unparalleled heights