Profile: Cinetyk

Your personal background.
Hi. My real name is Manuel Nascimento. I'm a 21 year-old portuguese student of Physics Engineering, at IST (Instituto Superior Técnico - one of the country\\'s top engineering Universities) in Lisbon Portugal.

I enjoy science in general, particularly physics, a taste that as grown since I was little. I also enjoy Science-Fiction a lot, particularly those works that deal with Humanity in a plausible future setting, as that makes us reflect about the problems of today and dream about the solutions for tomorrow, which we badly need to make our world a better place for everybody...
I like also OpenSource software and idealism, programming, video encoding, japanese language and culture, and I dream about living and working in Japan; I would at least like to try it out!

On a more artistic note, I enjoy music a lot, I listen to almost every genre. I also like poetry and I really love figure skating.
Your opinions about Einstein@Home
I find BOINC to be a fantastic way for any person to make his contribution to mankind in participating in any of the projects. Making valueable processing power put to work in a useful fashion, instead of being shut down or idle is a wonderful idea.

I'm most excited with Einstein@home, since it's cutting-edge of Physics challenges. Also, continuing the work of Einstein is very stimulating.

I hope that my contribution, along with everybody else's, can make the definite diference in helping the project, and thus giving us a better understanding of our Universe.
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