Dear me… I’m not very good at this blogging thing am I… 4 weeks without a post? Anyway… this one should make up for time lost… including all the exciting things that happened (Visit of Prince Philip, Presentations, Events…)

My last Lent term in Cambridge! I can still remember the first as if it was yesterday… Lots of work planned, especially on my project, but should be quite fun… sort of…

I cannot believe that it has already been 2 weeks since the end of the Christmas holidays… Of course as usual, they were far too short, but had a fabulous time, including a great few days in Portugal…

So… it’s been a month and a half? With lots of work behind, I thought it would be time to finish writing up this blog post which has been dying to be published for several weeks…

I’m back into reality after completing my end of term project presentation today! More on that in upcoming posts as I catch up the last few sleepless weeks.

One more busy week, as we pass the half-way mark in term! Only 3,5 weeks left! Lots of work on my project this week, a careers fair, an IET presentation and a lovely lunch with Hugo’s family yesterday!

A very busy week and lots of work ahead, so a very short entry this week, talking about Andrew Blake’s talk, GeoPursuit and me thrilled about winning a Microsoft Student Partner competition!

It’s been a very busy week, with lots of work on my project, but also a little bit of time for some more interesting experiences: discovering Geocaching, the ‘Murder on Air’ play yesterday…

Another interesting week… Think Microsoft isn’t innovative? This is a very long edition so check out the breadth of this week’s fascinating news/articles… I’m sure you’ll find something interesting! The Microsoft Research topic this week is the “Microsoft SurfaceWare”!

And of course stay tuned for next week’s edition in the light of Microsoft’s Professional Developer Conference where Windows 7 will make it’s appearance, along with several as yet unannounced products… I can’t wait!!!

Well, another week over… And sure enough as expected, the influx of ‘real’ work began as the craziness of the first week faded into memory…