Steve Mann; Personal Web Page

My new www page is at U. Toronto, e.g. http://genesis.eecg.toronto.edu/ or http://www.eecg.toronto.edu/~mann

Personal hobbies/interests:

• Projective geometry.
• perspective (photographic lighting, perspective drawing, etc.),
• On the Light.er side, a humorous look at video surveillance cameras in the context of darkness, the absence of light that they cast over us (April Fool's research paper, April 1, 1995).
• Electronic flashlamps (take a look at one just before ignition, and during) and remembering `Doc', stopping time, and noting the passage of time in a place where time seems to stand still.

• NetCam: A portable link between cyberspace and ``lightspace''.
• Video
• Amateur radio
• A little bit of athletic activity such as running in the evenings and volleyball outside on the grass on nice warm sunny days.

My new www page is at U. Toronto, e.g. http://genesis.eecg.toronto.edu/ or http://www.eecg.toronto.edu/~mann

I am a faculty member at University of Toronto, (completed PhD from MIT, degree awarded in 1997; see picture out my window, where I used to live in Cambridge, MA view of Boston, across the Charles river, or a pleasant atmosphere, even in the basement e.g. a long brightly lit corridor with a renaissance sense of perspective, and a laundry room with nice new machines, though the controversial Card Key system was recently installed at Edgerton House, as well as other dorms across campus).

Events or places of interest in cyberspace:

• Cool site of the day
• Interesting devices connected to the net
• Track your FedEx paper submissions.
• A Beginner's Guide to HTML
• PERL (Practical Extraction and Report Language), a simple script language
• Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd edition (I think this only works from within MIT)
• a program to arm human rights groups with video cameras, fax machines and computers
• Baby Emily's home page
• Mili Avital
• Sean D. Tucker flying his airplane through a ribbon 25 feet above the ground
• Vacation snapshots

Events or places of interest in physical space:

• MIT swapfest: a flea market by and for ham radio operators
• meetings of the ham radio club:

Contact info: Prof. Steve Mann,
University of Toronto,
Department of Electrical Engineering, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5S 3G4,
(416) 946-3387
[email protected].

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