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Charles T. Lau | tigershark@mac.com ExpertiseI began developing for the web in late 1993. I am an award-winning web developer who implemented the University at Buffalo's first external web site (www.buffalo.edu) in 1995, followed by the Schools of Law, Management, and Engineering. I cofounded Tapestry Design Group in 1996, and created websites for clients in downstate New York. My last major project, "Origin of a Browser," attracted much interest - from members of the original team who created Netscape to national newspapers - including the New York Times. I seriously maimed my web design career in the 90's when I decided to head off to med school. However, I guess it was a necessary sacrifice in my bid to become the first skater to be board certified to read his own x-rays after he breaks his arm/jaw/leg while thrashing. I work in a big hospital in Philadelphia, PA. That's right, the city that turned a world famous symbol of skateboarding populated by Philadelphia's youth into an unskateable park populated by vagrants and itinerants. (Free link to dudes at SAN.) Experience
Co-Founder | March 1996-December 1996
Web Architect | May 1995-August 1997
Web Master/Web Developer | October 1994-June 1996
Freelance Web Developer | 1995-Present EducationB.S. degree in Chemical Engineering, from University at Buffalo, 1996 M.D. degree, from University at Buffalo, 2000
Skills
Personal Web ProjectsSpaceman Spiff's Launchpad, a web site highlighting the adventures of my favorite superhero. Origin of a Browser, a time capsule and museum dedicated to Netscape, circa 1994. Temporal Bone CT: if you don't know what this is, you probably won't care either. |