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iSGTW in Amsterdam
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Coming to you from Amsterdam is the EGI Technical Forum, the first event after taking over the reins from EGEE. Thanks to GridTalk’s GridCast, you can now get (nearly) the same experience as those attending in person. You will be able to get the latest via twitter, see and hear events by podcast, and enjoy the highlights . Held from 14- to 17- September, this event promises to showcase grid technologies and connect developers, users and newcomers to distributed computing. The major theme of the meeting, achieved through technical sessions, a demonstration and exhibition area, networking space and events, will be to establish collaborations between the new and the current European Distributed Computing Infrastructure projects to meet the needs and requirements of the research community. Can’t make it in person? With GridCast, you can be there in virtual form to catch the latest — albeit without being able to personally sample the region’s famed foods, city sights and museums in real life. |
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Held from 14- to 17-
Held from 14- to 17- September, this event promises to showcase grid technologies and connect developers, users and newcomers to distributed computing. The major theme e-papierosy of the meeting, achieved through technical sessions, a demonstration and exhibition area, networking space and events, will be e-papierosy to establish collaborations between the new and the current European Distributed Computing Infrastructure projects to meet the needs and requirements of the research community.
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I would honestly want to participate with this great event. But due to some reasons, I can't. I hope you will post here the update on this event. - Scott Sohr
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