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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Doing science isn’t always easy (and sometimes you need a beer)
This is from the morning break here on our first full day at Dagstuhl. I love the look on his face. Dagstuhl isn’t all heavy thinking and hard work, though. I had a beer with dinner (pictured below); unfortunately it … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, Dagstuhl, hard work, my photography, Research, Science
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Right in the thick of it
We all arrive at Dagstuhl on Sunday night for the week’s workshop. After a long day of traveling we enjoy some of Dagstuhl’s exceptional food, meet with folks, and catch up. Above is the conversation during dinner tonight. It’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged Computing, Dagstuhl, documentary photography, my photography, Photography, Research, Science, travel
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