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Welcome to Greg's random grab-bag of software, music, and recipes.
Since "Greg Ward" is a pretty common name (at least in the English-speaking world), I get a couple of "Are you the Greg Ward I once knew?" queries a year. About half of them have the right guy; if you think you once knew me, check my life story before you send me that email. If you're not sure, take a look at my extensive list of alter egos: perhaps the Greg Ward you're looking for is in there.
As of March 2003, I work for Intelerad Medical Systems in Montreal; as of this writing I'm working on the web interface to their PACS (picture archiving and communications systems -- software for radiology).
From 1998 to 2003, I earned my keep hacking for the the MEMS Exchange, a research/e-commerce project hosted by CNRI (the Corporation for National Research Initiatives) in the suburban wasteland of Northern Virginia, somewhere on the outskirts of Washington, DC. (In order to preserve my sanity, I left the DC area and moved back to Montreal in December 2000; I worked remotely from January 2001 until March 2003.)From 1994 to 1998, I worked at the Brain Imaging Centre of the Montreal Neurological Institute in (you guessed it) Montreal, hacking brain mapping data for psychologists, anatomists, physiologists, and the like. A couple of years ago I wrote this page to commemorate my adventures in brain-mapping.
Since I am first and foremost a geek, you'll find all of my free software packages as well as a random collection of quick hacks.
I do have some interests outside of computing, though. I like to get outdoors for biking, hiking, skiing, etc. as often as I can. When I'm indoors (and not at the computer, that is), I'm keen on cooking and music. Books too, but who the heck ever wrote a web page about the books they read? (OK, OK so some people do it.)