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Burmet obtained a scholarship to study computing in Cambridge. She applied for the scholarship from the American University of Central Asia, Bishkek, Kygyztan. Harry is a Trustee of that University, so although Bermet is at Murray Edwards College, she visited Harry at Darwin.

Some of the pictures here are not relevant to the encounter with Burmet, but are interesting.

A hand, holding a peach. Art at its best.	A radiator, that is black. Black-body radiation.
Rail tracks at the Cambridge Central Station.	Cambridge now has three rail stations.
Cambridge North, and shortly to open, Cambridge South.	Burmet paying homage to Ceaser Milstein's Nobel Prize displayed at Darwin College.
Burmet meets the crowd in the parlour at Darwin.	Joh Neilsson Wright (Japan and Korean Studies), Thorsten Krude (Biology), Euan Fowler (Climate science), Edwin (Historya and Philosophy of Science) Mary Fowler (Geology and former Master), Burmet, Harry (Metallurgist)
Coffee, tea, and matcha	The Cam near Darwin
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