[Ctk-developers] CTK meeting in Oxford

[Marco Viceconti]

I wrote a draft news item that we plan to disseminate within the VPH  
community via Biomed Town, VPHOP and VPH NOE web sites.  I would ask  
you to revise the draft, and when it is finalised to ensure that the  
news item is disseminated also through your organisations.

We need to have a public statement like this in my opinion, especially  
if we plan to go for a EC proposal in call6 (I shall get back to you  
on this shortly).

cheers

Marco

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Il giorno 28 Sep 2009, alle ore 15:38, Meinzer Hans-Peter ha scritto:

> Dear friends of CTK,
>
> What a good meeting we had in Oxford.
> Unlike my fears there was no bad discussion about ob-scene graphs  
> and data structures. We seem to progress quickly and peacefully.  
> That is wonderful.
>
> I am waiting for the white paper and the declaration of independence  
> to fuel my grant applications.
> When should we organize meeting for engineers, to see the first  
> modules downloadable. Like Kitware I think all of us are ready to  
> install very quickly the modules that we already have and that have  
> to be brushed up and renamed. Where do we meet, Boston, Washington,  
> Princeton?
>
> I checked my agenda for Chicago, I am ready to join Saturday Nov 28,  
> thru to Wednesday Dec 2, any time except morning on Wednesday  
> (refresher course).
> Looking forward to see you again
>
> Peter Meinzer
>

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