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Updated 30th July 2001

Simon McLeish
Institution - London School of Economics

Job or role on HeadLine
IT Specialist
Systems design and programming for Headline

Other job
Same job for Decomate II project

Previous experience/expertise
Research Officer then Co-director, Formations Project at the University of Ulster in Coleraine.
Programming and helping design a Lotus Notes based WWW site to encourage collaborative research in Media and Theatre Studies; consultancy on "electronic classroom" project at the University; teaching HTML design.
Webmaster and Marketing Assistant, ElectricMail Ltd., Cambridge including building an Intranet system from scratch (i.e. based on my own database - my first real programming!).
Organising conferences in IT and setting up Internet connection and Web site for a conference firm; academic visitor at QMW; writing includes the mathematics and computing sections for two reference guides, the Bloomsbury Guide to Human Thought (1993) and the Bloomsbury Guide to Thinkers (1996).

Interests/professional activities
I have always been very interested in music, and I own a large and varied collection of recordings - now over 1500. I listen to just about every type of music under the sun, though my main love is modern classical music. I play the flute and have played in many orchestras and ensembles (as well as occasional madrigal and choral singing). I was most recently a member of the Cambridge Sinfonietta (1995-1996), and I'm currently trying to join a local orchestra once again.
I am an avid reader of science fiction, and, as an active member of the Oxford University Speculative Fiction Group in my college days, I wrote reviews of science fiction novels and films for their magazine and for the Sunday Times. I was also a major contributor to the Bloomsbury Good Reading Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy (1989). I still write reviews, though today they're for my own amusement.

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