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-== Dr. Wolfgang De Meuter ==
+== Prof. Dr. Wolfgang De Meuter ==
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 My research consists of investigating how applications can respond to dynamic changes in their environment. In particular, I have studied the changes that give rise to (non-functional) exceptions.
 I am currently investigating how an [[research:exceptions|ambient-oriented exception handling mechanism]] interacts with various other topics that are studied in the group including advanced referencing abstractions, transactional support and context-awareness.
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+== Christophe Scholliers ==
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 [[http://prog.vub.ac.be/~tvcutsem|Homepage]]
-My research interests lie both in the adaptation and application of meta-level architectures and reflection to the AmOP paradigm and in the uncovering of new language abstractions for the paradigm. More specifically, I am currently investigating [[research:ambientrefs|ambient references]], which are a set of object-oriented service discovery abstractions.
+Specific to my PhD thesis, my research lies in uncovering novel referencing and communication abstractions for mobile ad hoc networks. More specifically, I am currently investigating [[research:ambientrefs|ambient references]], which are a set of object-oriented service discovery abstractions.
+Within the research track of ambient-oriented programming, I am also particularly interested in the adaptation and application of meta-level architectures and reflection to the AmOP paradigm.
+Apart from AmOP, my general research interests include dynamic object-oriented programming languages (reuse/composition/object models) and reflection. I am especially intrigued by composition techniques such as traits and delegation.
-Apart from AmOP, my general research interests include dynamic object-oriented programming languages (reuse/composition/object models) and reflection.
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