Sun Computational Biology SIG Newsletter - October 24, 2003
Webcast: Grid Computing: Put All of Your IT Infrastructure to Work Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2003
Education and research institutions often have limited resources, so it makes good economic sense to use the IT infrastructure you've already got to raise productivity, maintain availability, and minimize downtime. Join experts from Sun and Imperial College, London as they discuss the benefits of Grid Computing, from local clusters to global solutions. Attendees will receive special offers - sign up today! Register here: /emrkt/campaign_docs/ntee/nt_expired.html?q=STaW0nTE$jqQbb CB Community Reports: A New Section of our Computational Biology Website for short project descriptions, send in yours today! Check out www.sun.com/edu/commofinterest/compbio We'd like to add a section for brief descriptions of the science behind and the relevant Sun hardware/software technologies involved with your recent work. Think of these as brief Notices on a Bulletin Board. Let the world know how you are using Sun technology to solve research problems. Be sure to include your contact information (email, URL, links to full papers, etc.). A total of 2-3 paragraphs would be fine. Send your contributions to: compbio-sig-info@sun.com Programmers: Useful Resource on Sun Compilers Here is a useful Sun site for information on our compilers: http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/cc/ Webcast: Sun Storage and Teramedica Have a listen to this webcast featuring Marti Baldwin of Sun Storage plus the CEO of our partner Teramedica and the chairman of Teramedica's advisory board: http://webevents.broadcast.com/cmp/sun/102203 Check These Special Promos for the Life Sciences Download this pdf file for special promotions organized by Sun's Global Life Sciences for INCOGEN, TimeLogic, and Geospiza. In some cases, special academic pricing will apply, contact the respective parties. |
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