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Issue 70: iSGTW 16 April 2008

 Cool rules for hot computing

What are the costs and benefits of green design? What difference can floor tiles make? What about flexible cooling?

Designing a new data center or retrofitting an old one is a complex process that can impact efficiency, efficacy and your bottom line, but these six ideas will get you started in the right direction.

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Feature - Communication technology

AMI is watching: making the most of your meetings
When people meet, they communicate with more than just words. AMI aims to capture these signals and use them to create “meeting-support” applications.

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Feature - Project profile

Introducing Condor at RIT
Grid computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology is not a new initiative, but with recent additions to its resource pool and the adoption of new technologies, RIT is a campus grid on the move.

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Link of the week

MathCell
The living cell is one of the world’s most complex dynamic systems. Now a team from Russia is working to create a grid-managed mathematical cell: a multi-purpose environment for further research in biology and bioinformatics.

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Images of the week

CERN Open Day draws tens of thousands

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Feature - Cool rules for hot computing

Feature - AMI is watching: making the most of your meetings

Feature - Introducing Condor at RIT

Link - MathCell

Images - CERN Open Day draws tens of thousands

 Announcements
Virtual workshop available for TeraGrid’s Ranger

Call for participation: Distributed Computing and Grid-technologies in Science and Education, June, Russia

Applications due 5 May: International Summer School on Grid Computing, July, Hungary

Early registration extended to 5 May: TeraGrid ’08, June, U.S.

 Mark your diary

April

18, PCGrid 2008, Miami, Florida, U.S.

21-25, WLCG Collaboration Workshop, Geneva, Switzerland

20-22, ISPASS 2008, Austin, Texas, U.S.

24-26, SPPC-08, Busan, Korea

28-29, DEISA Symposium - Advancing Extreme Computing in Europe, Edinburgh, UK

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