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Sun Computational Biology SIG Newsletter - 27 April 2004

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Overview
  1. Sun Fire V20z (Opteron) Compute Grid Rack Promotion
  2. HPC Constortium/CB-SIG Registration Site 20-22 June 2004, Heidelberg, Now Available
  3. BioMicroInfo: Intensive five-day summer course in Portofino Italy for June 14-18 of this year on Scientific Convergence: BioMicroInfo
 

Sun Fire V20z (Opteron) Compute Grid Rack Promotion

The Sun Fire V20z Compute Grid Rack solution for Education and Research provides an excellent high performance platform for a broad range of scientific and engineering applications in disciplines such as physics, astronomy, chemistry, biology, and medicine, in petroleum, mechanical and electrical engineering, and in applied mathematics and economics.

These pre-configured clusters are integrated in Sun's factory through the Customer Ready System program. These clusters represent a complete solution and tremedous value at more than 30% off list price.

The Sun Fire V20z Compute Grid Rack solution for Education and Research is orderable from our CRS program through your Sun sales representative or authorized Sun partner representative. They are also able to consult with you regarding your requirements for customized configurations.

This promotion and special pricing is available for orders placed on or before June 30, 2004. To learn more about the Sun Fire V20z Compute Grid Rack, tune into the Sun NetTalk coming in May. To register for Sun NetTalks: www.sun.com/nettalk

 
 

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HPC Constortium/CB-SIG Registration Site 20-22 June 2004, Heidelberg, Now Available

Register now and save ?50 ($60): http://www.sun-registration.com/hpc

Current Agenda for 22 June 2004 CB-SIG Meeting in Heidelberg:

Stefan Unger Sun Welcome
Alexander Goesmann Bielefeld COE Integrating SGE into the Genome Annotation System GenDB
JosŽ Mar’a Carazo PCM COE The Bioinformatics Hub at the Madrid Science Park
H.A.Nagarajaram CDFD COE Genomic Sequences and Protein Structures
Michael Wildpaner TU Graz COE ANNIE - Large Scale Protein Sequence Annotation
Ratna Abrol EPCC ODD-Genes
Arun Holden Leeds Visual and haptic steering of the computational electro-mechanics of the beating heart
Gabor Szekely ETH COE Tight Coupling of HPC and HPG for Realistic Surgical Training Simulation
Kevin Montgomery Stanford Advanced Technologies for Next Generation Medicine: Computer-Based Surgical Simulation
Fumio Mizoguchi TUS and Wisdomtec COE Skin Expert System/Grid for Everyday Things
Ken Bantoft Blueprint COE BIND Project
Stefan Unger Sun Business Meeting, Wrap-up

 
 

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BioInfoMicro: Intensive five-day summer course in Portofino Italy for June 14-18 of this year on Scientific Convergence: BioMicroInfo.

Our targeted audience is executive decision makers in the pharmaceutical and healthcare fields, both those with a business background as well those with a technical background. A full description including the syllabus is available on our web site http://www.ICMIT.org. This year, the focus has shifted to the exciting and challenging convergence of biology, micro technology, and information science - three powerful forces that will drive pharmaceutical development and health care over the next several decades. Our course is a unique opportunity to explore the scientific and commercial opportunities that will arise. The written course materials to be distributed represent the equivalent information from the lectures of a semester-long subject having three hours of lectures per week. Communicated by Forbes Dewey Jr., Dick Kitney, Carmelina Ruggiero, and Phil Bourne.

 
 

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