Where in the academic world is Squeak?
Eric Winger
eric at thewingers.net
Thu Sep 21 04:28:21 UTC 2006
I added an entry on my blog with the info collected on this thread on
Squeak and for different Smalltalks. It would be nice to capture a
current list of Smalltalk projects that are active at universities,
grad, undergrad, on-going research, courses, etc. If you know of some,
send me a link and any other info you have.
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/userblogs/eric/blogView?
showComments=true&entry=3336250544
Eric
On Sep 13, 2006, at 2:14 AM, Daniel Vainsencher wrote:
> Hi everyone, I'm about a year away from finishing my BAs in Math/CS,
> and am looking for a nice place to do exciting and interesting stuff
> for a PhD. Of course if I can do it in Squeak and with Squeakers,
> that's a definite advantage!
>
> BTW, my current definition of interesting stuff tends towards math and
> geometry - for example I'm currently working on face recognition
> algorithms based on embedding surfaces while preserving geodetic
> distances (GMDS). But I'm curious about the general situation.
>
> So I know about SE people in the SCG group in Berne, and about Andrew
> Black+ in PSU, Portland, and Croquet seems to be getting some
> universities involved (Minnesota, Wisconsin... more?), though I don't
> know exactly in what form. Who else is out there?
>
> I think this is probably of general interest...
>
> Daniel
>
>
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