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We want to thank everyone who participated in making it happen. See you all next year!
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Wow, that was a journey. Aalto Festival has officially come to an end, with over 65 seminars, lectures, exhibitions and parties showcasing the many talents of Aalto University during the month of May. We want to thank everyone who participated in making it happen. See you all next year. #aaltofestival

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