Showing posts with label simulations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label simulations. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

A successful talk

In our most recent lab meeting, I gave a presentation on my work. I'm happy to report that it went very well. It certainly cleared my doubts that what I was doing made sense to other people. For a while I had been worried that the simulations I had designed and my plans for reporting the results in a specific manner would be undecipherable to others. After yesterday, I'm glad that they understood what I was doing.

And as a bonus, big boss seems happy and excited with it. He thinks I should hurry and get it published.

So back to work!

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I have some stories to tell as well about conferences and scholarships and such... But I'll save those for another time.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Goodbye Fevrier

Clock continues to tick. No way around that fact eh?

Today is the last "work" day of February. I had been productive today, surprisingly, despite the bloc I've been experiencing the past two weeks. I've got an idea for the last part of the thesis that resembles a blood clot in a brain. In fact, at this point I believe there is a manifestation of a blood clot in MY brain by the way my thoughts are getting constipated.

I foresee my last February weekend to be a busy one; I need to get something interesting to pass up as a RESULT by Tuesday. I had not impressed boss M last Tuesday with what I showed him in our brainstorming.

I've got ONE graph to show him so far. At least I've got that. The precious one. But I expect to have a few more by MARCH, which is on Monday.

Codeword: CODEMONKEY.