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Quasi-Blog: November 22, 2009: This semester has flown by faster than any before it. I fly back to Texas on Wednesday for the break. Before the semester finishes, I still have a grant proposal, a research paper, a PowerPoint project, two lab reports, and four final exams to study for. So there is no shortage of stuff to do. Come to think of it, I really shouldn't be writing this when I have all of that to do. I am on my third rotation now. Dr. Jeraj is probably the largest group in the department. They are involved in image guided therapy. I like the diversity of the research being done in the group. A lot of it pushes the boundaries of medical physics and is very desirable for that reason. Unfortunately, the group is too large to take new students. The only other thing I wanted to share was this image:
I took it in Ohio, while visiting Brian Manchen, and upon closer inspection found that it looks exactly like a painting. Click on it to see it in its full size and see what I mean. I guess there was some kind of filtering effect going on to create this look. |
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