As of today, I feel accomplished. As of two days ago, I did not. I have learned this vacillation in fulfillment characterizes the research process. Some days I go to bed feeling as though I have accomplished nothing, despite the fact that I have trekked across the city and buried my nose in pages detailing the original Moravian settlement at Bethlehem from morning until evening.
Back in Hong Kong
June 29, 2010 by
Returning to HK has given me some time to examine the research I collected while on the mainland and has helped me to organize my thoughts and data in order to create some concrete idea of what I found while I was there. It turned out to be a wonderful experience that few people get, and really helped on my insight into how a Chinese business is run, and what sort of interactions take place.
conference trip
June 29, 2010 by
My research for this summer is mainly SEIR model. It is a biomath model describing how various kinds of diseases are spread among groups of people. The population is divided into 4 groups by this model, S is the susceptible group, E is exposed, I infected and R recovered.
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