Stanley Park in Vancouver

Today I visited Stanley Park in Vancouver. I am in Canada to support my girlfriend Ally on her trip here to attend a conference. She works in liver model research at MIT with the Griffith lab. Tomorrow, while she is mostly spending time at workshops and a poster session I will find a quaint coffee shop and attempt to get some work done.





I will lend some remote support to my colleagues in the MIT Rocket Team and start running some Geant4 simulations with the new front end tools I have been using. Also, I will be looking at a project from my work at Shell Techworks and seeing what I can do in that respect.

More photos here
Bridge to Northern Vancouver

From Stanley park looking up river

Totem Poles

Near the seawall

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