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Nick Khamis symack at gmail.comHello Everyone, Random weekend googling brought my attention to the very interesting projects of OpenBSC, Osmocom etc.. My background started off on a good foot in EE, and quickly spiraled downwards into the uninteresting world of information system or business applications with many lines of code written etc.. I still don't know how that happened, but lets blame it on demand.... Upon completing my research as a masters student, my specializations veered towards Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Semantic Web etc.. which was a little more interesting with formal concepts and so on. Manage to published papers, and even a book: http://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=lh6e3q0AAAAJ&hl=en http://www.amazon.com/Applying-Computational-Linguistics-API-Documentation/dp/3659346926 Moving forward, and the PURPOSE for my email is I would really like to sink my teeth into the mysterious world of GSM, be it at the node side (i.e., cell phone, bank or via rail train) and the base station side or whatever... Maybe even devise a possible PhD topic funded by a research lab here in Canada. Security topics and exploitations are heavily funded here by DoD and so on, the trick really comes down to wording.... Anyhow, I am afraid that any more chatter may be perceived as "noise" so let's just call this the hello world of emails, and hope it's welcomed and not scrutinized for taking away from valuable development time, at which point I do apologize! Kind Regards, Ninus from the land of 1900Mhz and T1 networks