Tag Archives: computer science
Watching for Fellows
On my trips for UNU/IIST, I was often picked up at the airport. I turned out to be much more relaxed if I knew that I was picked up. So I greatly appreciated it if someone picked me up. When … Continue reading
My First Trips
On my first trip for UNU/IIST, I visited one place as a member of a delegation from UNU/IIST, and on my second trip for UNU/IIST, I visited different places in one go on my own. On the first trip, we … Continue reading
Doing My Job
Chris George, the head of the development group, and I, the head of the research group, were replacing Dines Bjørner during his absences. The first time that I had to replace Dines was on Monday 5 February, about a month … Continue reading
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Tagged collaboration, computer science, courses, developing countries, Macau, research, training, UNU/IIST
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Starting the New Job
Looking for an appartment and equipping the chosen appartment were not my only activities during my first ten days in Macau. I also began settling in to my job at UNU/IIST. I knew that my job included assisting the director, … Continue reading
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Tagged computer science, developing countries, Macau, UNU/IIST
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Kees Middelburg 