Sun Education & Research free news service: Sun EduConnection A free news service from Sun Education & Research, called the Sun EduConnection program is being initiated in September. It will be monthly and will supplant the Campus Advisor newsletter. Important messages on Sun events, corporate initiatives, and directions of the Global Education and Research group will be conveyed in these EZines. Topics will be of broader interest than the focused Computational Biology content you receive in this CB-SIG newsletter. The sign-in URL is http://www.sun.com/edu/optin Benefits of the program include:
Sun/Oracle/Accelrys Seminar Series http://www.accelrys.com/seminars/sun_2003/ Accelrys, Sun and Oracle are pleased to announce the 'Drug Discovery: The Enterprise and Beyond' seminar series. These free, one-day events will present an overview of the latest solutions and technologies, provide the opportunity to meet with Accelrys scientists, Sun and Oracle IT experts, and show how our technologies are being used by customers in real situations. The seminars will include the latest in computational technologies for bioinformatics, computational proteomics and cheminformatics.
SunForum3D Now Available: Real-time Conferencing SunForum 3D is a real-time conferencing product that enable employees to collaborate on projects in real time. SunForum 3D enables the sharing and collaborating of 3D (OpenGL) applications across a network. Similar to SunForum 3.2, SunForum 3D contains all of the feature and benefits of SunForum, and the additional capability of being able to collaborate and share of 3D applications much faster than with SunForum 3.2. This makes the employees more effective and increases their productivity. SunForum 3D software helps users improve decisionmaking, reduce travel, and get products to market faster. http://www.sun.com/desktop/products/software/sunforum/3d/ Questions? Contact michael.schulman@sun.com Sun Grid News, August 2003 » Contents Call For Papers: HiCOMB 2004, April 26, 2004, Santa Fe, NM 3rd International Workshop On High Performance Computational Biology http://www.hicomb.org/ held in conjunction with the International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium: www.ipdps.org April 26, 2004, Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe, NM COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS CONCERNING OUR CB-SIG AND THIS NEWSLETTER ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! Please send your comments to stefan.unger@sun.com |
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