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I’m Janwillem, a computer scientist from Brussels, Belgium.
My research focuses on programming languages; concurrency, parallelism, and distribution; and privacy-enhancing technologies.
Currently, I’m working as a researcher at Nokia Bell Labs in Antwerp, Belgium, where I’m focusing on applying privacy-enhancing technologies to practical problems. About my current work →
Before that, I completed a PhD at the Software Languages Lab of Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium, in which I developed a programming language for concurrent programming called Chocola. About my PhD →
Recent blog posts
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After I taught the Multicore Programming course at Vrije Universiteit Brussel last year, I asked my students to fill in a survey, including questions about their use of (generative) AI tools. Below are the results.
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After teaching the Multicore Programming course at Vrije Universiteit Brussel for quite a few years, I’ve compiled a list of some common gotchas students encounter when they first program in Clojure:
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In this post, we’ll delve into measuring CO₂ levels. We’ll use the MH-Z19B sensor, connected to a Raspberry Pi, and read out its measurements using Python.
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