Applications are now being accepted, for the CERN School of Computing 2010, to be held in in Uxbridge, UK, from 23 August to 3 September 2010

Have you ever asked yourself:

• How do I bridge Grids and Clouds using virtualization technology?
• Is it possible to simplify LHC physics analysis using virtual machine?
• Why I am the only one who can authenticate using my grid certificate despite it containing only public available information?
• How can reliable storage services be built from unreliable hardware?
• Why are tapes still used in high energy physics data storage?
• How can I write code for tomorrow’s hardware, today?
• How do I see your software with attacker's eyes?
• Can you hack you own code?
• What's so special about High Energy Physic's data format?
• What are the key statistical methods used in physics data analysis?

All the answers at CSC2010

Organized by CERN in collaboration with Brunel University the program highlights include:

Data Technologies - present state of the art technologies and options for data storing and management

Base Technologies - addresses the most relevant underlying technologies for software development security, networking, hardware architecture

Physics Computing - focuses on the particular challenges the HEP community is facing for the LHC computing.

Apply now!