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		<h1>Kevins' col•o•phon (ˈkäləfən)</h1>
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			<h1>In Brief</h1>
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		<p>Software developer;
		user interface enthusiast;
		self taught screen designer;
		amateur tennis player.</p>
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			<h1>Interests</h1>
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		<p>Helping real people interact effortlessly with software;
		immersive user experience design; using and developing for
		touch-based devices; thinking up ideas for potential new
		products I wish I had the time to implement; continuous
		education and exploration.</p>
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			<h1>Biography</h1>
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		<p>Kevin Gaunt;
		born in Switzerland; lives in Zurich;
		British and Swiss by decent;
		studied Informatik at the university of
		applied science in Rapperswil;
		graduated with a bachelor of science in 2009;
		awarded highest grade (and a prize) for the
		bachelor thesis on ontology extraction and
		visualisation of wikipedia terms.</p>
		
		<p>Currently employed at the institute for
		software in Rapperswil;
		working as a software engineer to develop
		touch enabled applications for medical assessments;
		assistant to Prof. Dr. Markus Stolze in the subjects
		"User Interfaces" 1 and 2;</p>
		
		<p>Organised and presented HTML5 workshop at
		/ch/open workshoptage 2010;
		lecturing on HTML5 and Java2D.</p>
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