Where in the academic world is Squeak?

> 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?

> 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
>
>

> Daniel Vainsencher a écrit :
>> 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?
>
> We are also doing some work with Noury in the context of embedded
> system, ubiquitous computing and distributed artificial intelligence.
> Have a look here : http://csl.ensm-douai.fr/VerySmallTalk
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> Hi Daniel--
>
> > Thanks to all that answered, on list and off.
>
>      Would you please post a summary? I'm interested to know what you
> heard.
>
>
>      thanks!
>
> -C
>

> My original thought was also that everyone would reply publicly, because
> this is of general interest. But I'll respect the wishes of those (just
> 2) that chose otherwise.
>
> Daniel
>
> Craig Latta wrote:
>>
>> Hi Daniel--
>>
>> > Thanks to all that answered, on list and off.
>>
>>      Would you please post a summary? I'm interested to know what you
>> heard.
>>
>>
>>      thanks!
>>
>> -C

>   Hello,
>
>> Daniel Vainsencher wrote:
>>> My original thought was also that everyone would reply publicly, because
>>> this is of general interest. But I'll respect the wishes of those (just
>>> 2) that chose otherwise.
>
>   Among others:
>
>   Ito-san's group at Yamanashi Gakuin Daigaku University writes robot
> controller software for AIBO and friends in tools written in Squeak.
>

> 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
>
>

> Sorry, there is no reports and publications in english.
> I posted a simple webpage to describe our system following URL.
>
> http://wiki.itolab.com/wiki.cgi?page=About+Defart
>
> We are interested in visual programming system using State Transition
> Networks.
> Defart is a first prototype system for programming AIBOs visually to be a
> robot soccer player.
> We have joined RoboCup Japan Community, and this year our team won a few and
> lost a lot.