
Transport systems the world over are confusing enough for first time visitors. But the ticket machine interfaces in Munich take this to a whole new level. Hence, writing this second post sitting on a platform, given the opportunity of more time for blogging by having just missed the train…but just in case you’re starting to think I have some kind of problem with public transport…
Today I’d like to welcome our blog team!
So far, we have:
Beatrice Bressan, Outreach Coordinator from the TOTEM project at CERN;
Agnes Szeberenyi, research fellow at SZTAKI LPDS in Hungary;
Martin Veicherts, working in grid outreach at the University of Copenhagen;
Elizabeth Leake, a technology industry external relations consultant from Chicago;
Sean Crosby, a SysAdmin for the Australian Tier 2 ATLAS site in Melbourne,
Oxana Smirnova, NDGF-CERN Coordinator and associate professor at the High Energy Particle Physics division at Lund University, Sweden.
Joining are the ever-enthusiastic:
Catherine Gater, Dissemnination Manager at EGI,
Zara Qadir, Dissemination Officer for e-ScienceTalk,
Adrian Giordani, Science Writer for iSGTW,
Corentin Chevalier, web-wizard for e-ScienceTalk.
And yours truly, Stefan Janusz, e-Science Impact Reporter, of course!
Sean and Corentin have already posted before I got the chance to upload this post…quick on the blog.
Whew…quite a few. But we could always do with more! If you want to meet up with us, but don’t have the hawk-like eyesight required to read a badge from 50 paces, you can see our faces and more here: http://gridcast.web.cern.ch/Gridcast/gridcast-egi-community-forum-2012.php
See you soon! Oh, and follow @e_scitalk to get the low-down on what we’re up to…
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