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Start of the new academic season, preparing presentations, lectures and some postponed publications.More

 

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Well-into the new semester, starting the core work with the new R&D project, finishing postponed publications.More

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About Me


Who am I ?
Informatics Systems Engineer (BSc, MSc), Machine Learning & Medical Imaging researcher (PhD), working professionally as IS/IT and R&D consultant, academic teacher in the private sector, part-time software developer, full-year scuba diver and underwater photographer.

Warning: This website is just another typical personal homepage, with lots of boring stuff about my interests and work. I tried my best to make it a useful portal for students and colleagues with similar interests, but don't stay long if you start feeling a headache.

Recent Blog

  • Scientific blogging: Is it worth it?
    Web 2.0 technologies have enabled the merging of different types of publications into one, the Internet, with millions of authors and billions of readers. Science is not an exception. Countless articles are presented in the...
  • Remote office on demand via web 2.0
    Ok, let’s say you left home this morning for an important meeting and, when you got there, you discovered that you have left the presentation file and the whole USB stick plugged on the PC...
  • Reviving old hardware with Linux
    A few months ago I decided it was time to replace my old laptop. It is an Acer Aspire 1302 series, with AMD AthlonXP @ 1.6 GHz, 512 MB RAM and 20 GB hard disk....
Website beta on-line
Monday, 12 October 2009 00:00

"It's alive..." ("Frankenstein" classic movie, 1931)

It's finally here. I've managed to assemble tons of material, programs and code from almost 25 years back (before the Web was invented...), technical reports and academic assignments, and here it is. A special gift to my fellow students, friends and colleagues I've worked with throughout the years, plus a pool of teaching material for my students today.

This site was developed almost entirely on-line in Joomla 1.5 (MySQL/PHP). It has been a great experience, mostly due to the great documentation, exceptional coding of the 1.5.x platform and great availability of freeware modules and components that worked just fine. All the available material here is about 95 MB in total (33 MB for platform), including hundreds of files of reports, theses, source code and datasets.

Feel free to send me any feedback and comments, but please don't make me explain any 20-year-old code that was written with 'vi' in VT100 terminals running EP/IX...

 

NOTE: The site is currently in testing (beta) version and several pages are still under heavy construction or empty. Please stay tunned for frequent updates and of course feel free to send feedback on any bugs, broken links, etc.

Last Updated on Saturday, 07 November 2009 22:45
 
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