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After his appearance at AGI2007, Ed was approached by a professor from UCL about sponsoring summer research projects for students from their Master’s program in Geographic Information Science. I went along a few months ago to pitch our project ideas and I am happy to report that one student researcher has taken up our challenge. Christopher Osborne will be working with us this summer to find new and innovative ways to present property-related data to users on a map. Chris comes from a background in online mapping - having built map interfaces for Brent Council and other UCL researchers. He will work primarily on his own, but with ideas, guidance, and data sets provided by Nestoria. We’re pleased to be working with the UK academic community and look forward to seeing what Chris comes up with.