It was great participating in the Challenges in Dynamic Imaging Data Workshop. Thanks to you and Carola for including me in the programme. Several new contacts were made with people at the meeting.
Bob Plemmons (Wake Forest University)
I certainly found the event interesting, entertaining and quite challenging. I also made some useful contacts in the academic community and I'm hoping that will lead to further collaboration.
Glyn Jones (Thales)
Just wanted to say "thank you" again! We were impressed by how smoothly the event ran, and the strong network of interested people you can mobilise! Look forward to interacting again.
Sofia Olhede (University College London)
I wanted to thank you for making our stay such a great experience. I found this event with the TGM to be inspiring and it made really a difference.
Sara Lombardo (Loughborough University )
The study groups provide an outstanding way for us to engage with the academic community. The key is that the study groups engage a wide range of individuals who actively work on a problem. As a result of this approach we can gain much deeper insights than we could by working alone, or even by holding a workshop. By the end of a study group we have usually made real progress in our understanding. That could mean identifying that a particular solution is a dead end. It could mean that we have an actual working solution. Or it could mean that we have scoped out useful future research, so we can focus our efforts in the areas will it make the most difference.
Adam Baylis (Environment Agency)
