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I did. I love to learn by doing. :-)

I haven’t developed the skills to alter yet, but I’ll give it to a friend. ;-)

Anyhoo. That will be all for now. I'll be off galivanting, admiring temples, and observing fish, lizards, and amphibians. I'm truly geeking out! ;-D

And finally, I am very proud of a person who has obtained a prestigious postdoctoral grant; we worked pretty hard on it. While the reviews were overwhelmingly positive, I respect their difficult decision (!) to transition into the industry.

Fourthly, I completed some research-related tasks. We sent notifications for the First International Workshop on Users and Knowledge Graphs (at SEMANTiCS 2025). And we submitted the CR of a paper written by @davidchavesfraga.com , Souail Jaadari, and me. Souail did fantastic work as an intern.

Starting from my early twenties, I gradually lost mobility and the ability to walk without pain(s). I wouldn't have dared to dream about doing this (without crutches) 2-3 years ago. I was even able to climb some of the towers! My life is radically different ever since I had my knee replaced.

Thirdly, it was an opportunity to visit a new country, a new culture, and (finally) the chance to see the ancient temples of Angkor! Yes, I'm not ashamed to wear Crocs with socks.

Secondly, it was an honor to have been invited to Institute of Technology of Cambodia where I provided, over the course of five days, training on Knowledge Graphs and KG construction. It is hoped they can address some of their data integration issues with these technologies.

First, I survived the June exam madness, and that is a feat on its own. It was highly intertwined with some issues pertaining to my health, but exams did allow me to be distracted from the latter. :-)