Completion
I’m pleased to announce that I have successfully defended my dissertation, “The Quest for the Perfect Search Engine: Values, Technical Design, and the Flow of Personal Information in Spheres of Mobility.”
Thanks to everyone for their help and support.
(blogging will be light for the next week…)
Well done Michael. I am half way through my PhD and know the amount of work and dedication it takes. Congradulations.
Congratulations, Dr. Zimmer!
Bravo!!
congrats Michael!
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