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I’m published in CACM! (But not in the way one might have thought)
The May, 2010, issue of the Communications of the ACM (CACM – the flagship magazine of the ACM) features a photograph of UMM CSci alum Tyler Hutchison presenting research work done with Andy Korth and Nic McPhee at MICS 2007. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Computing, Education, Photography, Science
Tagged alum, Andy Korth, Art, cacm, communications of the acm, computer science, evolutionary computation, Flickr, graphics, MICS, photograph, photos, presenting research, Research, Science, Tyler Hutchison, UMM, umm csci
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A neat use of some of my photos
When I came back from the holidays I had a very pleasant surprise waiting for me in my office mailbox: A 2010 calendar from Schloss Dagstuhl. Each month has a small day grid at the top, and one or two … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Photography, Sabbatical, Science
Tagged Computing, Dagstuhl, my photography, Photography, publishing, Research
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