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Announcement - BELIEF launches Zero-In magazine


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BELIEF: Bringing Europe’s eLectronic Infrastructures to Expanding Frontiers

BELIEF's new Zero-In magazine showcases the research and development activities in the world of e-Infrastructures and is a forum for news, comment and analysis on this exciting new research paradigm.

The first edition focuses on Distance Learning as an e-Infrastructures application and is now available on-line.

We've also just launched the call for abstracts for the second edition! We welcome your contributions for this next issue whose theme will be Earth Sciences and Astronomy applications.

 
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