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An engineer named Aurélien Ammeloot from Edinburgh Napier University's School of Computing gave a talk about his experiences doing fieldwork. He discussed what it is like for an engineer to do work outside of the lab and in real world settings. More details about his work can be found on the provided website or by contacting him directly.
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