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Alessio Guglielmi <[email protected]> Fri, 6 May 2011 20:03:26 +0100
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Hello, I recently found that several publications for=20 the deep inference page escaped me, so I worked a=20 couple of days to catch up. Could you please=20 check that everything that could be on=20 <http://alessio.guglielmi.name/res/cos/> is=20 there, and that what is there is correct? Also, if you have grants that are not listed, I'd like to know. This is an appeal to conformism, of course,=20 primarily to attract further funding, mostly for=20 postdocs. I'm about to apply for a ~=A3750,000=20 project, we have to shine. BTW, I don't like hosting the deep inference page=20 on a domain with my name (because it seems=20 misappropriation, in a way). It's like this only=20 because of inertia. I also don't like the idea of=20 hosting the stuff on University web pages because=20 then they have control on the content. (I bought=20 that domain when I realised that I wasn't a free=20 man.) The `open problems' web page is badly badly=20 outdated, but it takes a lot of time to collect=20 and keep the information organised, I'm=20 overwhelmed. I had to compute some money statistics. So, for=20 the curious: excluding PhD, and only from 2006,=20 deep inference was the main subject in grants for=20 overall =A34,190,095.25 (at yesterday's exchange=20 rate, in euros it's more). I suppose after four=20 millions one loses innocence? -Alessio