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Michael Wirth is an Associate Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Guelph. He received his PhD from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and joined the university in 2000. Wirth's research encompasses various themes including recursion, historical programming language design, digital photography, and image processing. He investigates classical algorithms and pedagogy related to recursion, as well as the evolution of programming languages, focusing on historical languages, language designers, and the reengineering of legacy languages. In digital photography, he explores the technical aspects of both digital and analog cameras, the aesthetics of photography, and image processing algorithms. He has published work on his research themes, contributing to blogs in relevant areas. Wirth was honored with the Distinguished Professorial Award by the University of Guelph Faculty Association in 2003.
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