Sun Computational Biology SIG Newsletter - 9 March 2005
SAVE THE DATE...Sun HPCC, Heidelberg, 20-21 June 2005 http://www.sun.com/edu/hpc/consortium.html Sun Microsystems' High Performance and Technical Computing Team (http://www.sun.com/edu/hpc) and the Sun HPC Consortium Steering Committee (www.hpcconsortium.org) are pleased to announce High Performance Computing Consortium -- Europe 2005 WHEN: June 20, 21 - Main Program WHERE: Crowne Plaza Heidelberg REGISTRATION: Registration will be on-line in April. HOUSING: We have a block of rooms at the Crowne Plaza at special price from June 19 to 21. In addition the ISC2005 conference offers hotel bookings for the entire week. We had an absolutely outstanding meetings last year in Heidelberg and and in Pittsburgh in 2004. We are now planning the agenda for Heidelberg 2005. We will have two days of general talks and Special Interest Groups (SIGs). This year our theme will be "Innovation Matters." We are looking for talks about real performance and productivity for real scientific and engineering problems. There will be talks from Sun and AMD engineers as well as customers on the many different challenges facing computational scientists and engineers today. If you are interested in giving a talk, have suggestions or comments please email us at hpcconsortium-info@sun.com More agenda details will follow soon. NEW: Also visit our HPC Consortium Web sites: Send inquires to: hpcconsortium-info@sun.com WWERC 2005 Proceedings Online - Great Executive and Customer Talks http://www.sun.com/edu/events/2005/erc/ If you are interested in what Sun is doing in Education & Research market, check out this resource. Each year we put on the Worldwide Education & Research Conference (WWERC) with talks by Sun's top executives including Scott McNealy, Greg Papadopoulos, and David Yen as well as talks from researchers and educators such as Larry Smarr, Cezary Mazurek from the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking center, and Reagan Moore from the San Diego Supercomputing Center. The speaker presentations from Sun's WWERC last week are now loaded to our external Web site. Please note that we are still waiting to receive a few of the presentations. We'll post those presentations as soon as we have them. Sun "Say Hello" LifeScience Webinar Series, March to May 2005 http://events-at-sun.com/webinars/18-Mar INCOGEN A speciality pharma uses INCOGEN to increase Bioinformatic usability and productivity 1-Apr Accelere Systems A case study for a clinical trials recruitment solution with HIPAA-compliant data management support 15-Apr Accelrys Introducing the newly tuned Accord - chemical compound registration and management 29-Apr Rosetta The Rosetta Resolver System, an enterprise, gene expression analysis platform, moving drug development forward 13-May BioBox Introducing BioBox - a collection of public bio to chemi algorithms for lifesci 27-May Gene-IT Gene-IT - an IP Protection Appliance and how it will help drive better decisions and protect your assets COE News Blueprint Releases New Version of BIND, Surpasses 140,000 Biomolecular Interactions: Users will find browsing and searching easier with Version 3.7 http://www.blueprint.org/news/pressreleases/bind37.html Canadian Research Group Opens Throttle on Systems Biology With Commodity FPGA-Based Computer Hardware Solutions www.blueprint.org/news/pressreleases/fpga.html
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