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Edinburgh and the e-Science Institute
Photo credit: Mark van Harmelen
I gave an invited talk at the e-Science Institute in Edinburgh (slides here, oneday), and met a whole bunch of interesting people.
I spent my evenings investigating Edinburgh, an old sometime haunt of mine. Always being partial to graceful building, here’s a picture from an evening stroll around the city.