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Fourth GGF International Summer School on Grid Computing
Students are invited to apply now
The school will take place from the 9th to the 21st of
July 2006 in Italy, on the beautiful Island of Ischia in
the Bay of Naples. Students from all over the world are
invited to apply for the well established school, now in its
fourth year. See
http://www.dma.unina.it/~murli/ISSGC06/
World experts and enthusiastic students will be brought
together during the school. It will examine the conceptual and
practical underpinnings of today's grids. Experts will discuss
the challenges of building and sustaining CyberInfrastructure
and report its rapid influence on the way we research, design
and make decisions.
Enthusiastic and ambitious researchers who have recently
started (or are about to start) working on Grid projects are
invited to apply. They may be planning to pioneer or enable new
forms of e-Infrastructure, to engage in fundamental distributed
systems research or to develop new methods in any discipline
that depends on the emerging capabilities of e-Infrastructure.
In all previous years the school has been
oversubscribed. Selection for the 2006 school is therefore
competitive based on the information supplied on the
application form and by an applicant's referee. We expect to
accept between 60 and 70 students. We will be looking for
students with commitment and enthusiasm for Grid research
and development, as well as competence and experience in
some aspects of software development, distributed systems,
computational systems, data systems and Grid applications.
We expect participants from computer science, computational
science and any application discipline. We also welcome
as participants educators who are planning to teach Grid
computing. The Summer School will be conducted in English,
so fluency in English is important.
The School is being prepared by the EGEE project and will
be part of the ICEAGE Project.
Support has been pledged
by GGF, EGEE Project, ICEAGE project,
FIRB Grid.it Project,
SPACI Consortium Institute for High Performance Computing
and Networking (ICAR-CNR) and the Italian National Institute
for Nuclear Physics (INFN).
Website:
http://www.dma.unina.it/~murli/ISSGC06/
The strict deadline for applications is 1 May 2006
For further information and enquiries please email:
issgc06@nesc.ac.uk
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