When I was preparing to start my IRC–Marie Curie cofunded fellowship in KTH Stockholm last July, I visited my host, Prof. Rolf Stadler. He was keen to assure me that Winter in Stockholm is not as cold as you would think and that is rarely snows here; However, when it does snow the light reflected back from the snow is beautiful.
See for yourself:
Shot of my morning run: The only issue with all of this snow is that it makes running the 4.5km to work hazardous every morning!
Whilst I am working in KTH I will be affiliated with the Laboratory for Communication Networks (LCN) at KTH. I will also be working closely with Center for Networked System (CNS) at the Swedish Institute for Computer Science (SICS). More on this work will follow in future posts.
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This work was supported by an ELEVATE Irish Research Council International Career Development Fellowship co-funded by Marie Cure Actions award: ELEVATEPD/2014/62.
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