User:Bluebeam

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Bluebeam
en This user is a native speaker of English.
ja-4 この利用者は母語に近い水準で日本語を話すことができます。
de-2 Dieser Benutzer hat fortgeschrittene Deutschkenntnisse.
KBJ This user lived in Kobe, Japan, and intends to return.
This user supports the
European Union.
This user is a scientist.
PhD This user has a Doctor of Philosophy degree.
This user considers himself self-educated.
This user contributes using Microsoft Windows XP.
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G This user uses Google as a primary search engine.
This user was up all night finding userboxes and is now very drowsy.

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[edit] About me

Hi! Welcome to my userpage. I'm using the username "Bluebeam" for my laser pointer emits the beam of that colour. That's all. Recently I suffer from "finding-word difficulty". 8-D

So, several inconsistencies and typos will find in my articles. If you noticed them, correct the errors tenderly, please.

I'm a neuroscientist working in a certain research institute. However, I will contribute to Wikipedia on education and people who made a great deal of effort in the fields of research and industry. I'll not participate in major editing of the articles about neuroscience because they are too close to me to objectify their contents. I think it's one of the most rational ways to avoid writing a biased opinion. Of course, I'm ready to edit the articles which have an established theory and definition.

[edit] Interests

I'm living on the earth, and interested in cultural activities made by human being. Especially my interests are on higher education, university, teacher and researcher. Furthermore I'd like to contribute to the field of aeronautics and military affairs.

  • Universities in western countries and Japan
  • Educational systems in western countries and Japan
  • Researcher and educator of higher education
  • Neurosciences
  • Medicine

[edit] Wiki Contributions

[edit] Original Articles

[edit] Translation

  • To be worked

[edit] To Be Created

  • Hans Grade
  • Dr. Hidemasa Kimura


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