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   Dear colleagues,

   This Thursday we invite our new colleague Vania Marangozova to present
   her PhD work on middleware.

   This announcement can be found at <http://www.cwi.nl/~pem>

        Bridging the Gap between Distributed Middleware and Software
                                Engineering

   Date:    16.10.03
   Time:    10:00
   Venue:   M280
   Speaker: Vania Marangozova
   Title:   Bridging the Gap between Distributed Middleware and Software Engine
ering

   Vania  Marangozova  has  defended her PhD in the domain of distributed
   middleware in june 2003. Since October 1st, she has started to work as
   an  ERCIM  fellow  in the software engineering team (SEN1) of Prof. P.
   Klint.  In  this  talk  she  will  present  her previous activities on
   replication configuration and will introduce some initial ideas on the
   application of her expertise to the SEN1 problems.

   In  the  first  part  of  the  talk  she  will introduce the notion of
   middleware and present current distributed middleware issues. She will
   define  the  context  of  her  replication-oriented  research and will
   detail the approach and the results of her PhD.

   In  the  second  part  of the talk, she will present possible research
   directions. These directions are motivated by SEN1's needs, spelled in
   "middleware"  terms  and  analysed  in  terms of applicability to both
   SEN1's and distributed middleware contexts.

   Although  the  talk  is  mostly  meant  for  SEN1's  members, everyone
   interested  in  distributed  middleware  and replication or willing to
   have a glimpse on SEN1's generic language activities, is welcome.
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