LA Grid Developments

Florida Atlantic University is hosting the Sixth Latin American Summit October 30-31, 2008. Exciting research developments will be presented from several LA Grid participants. Additionally, FAU and FIU students who participated in the summer 2008 PIRE program will be presenting results of their work and experiences abroad. The agenda for this event follows. Read the rest of this entry »

Florida Atlantic University (FAU) becomes the tenth member of the LA Grid community. To read more, please visit these articles:

“Florida Atlantic University Joins Grid Generating More IT Opportunities for Hispanic Students”
-Market Wire, December 1 2006

“FAU gains supercomputer resources”
-South Florida Business Journal, December 1 2006

“FAU links computers in Latin American Grid”
-South Florida Sun-Sentinel, December 1 2006

“FAU joins IBM project linking most powerful computers”
-Palm Beach Post, December 1 2006

“FAU Joins Latin American Grid”
-GRIDtoday, December 4 2006

On October 12, 2006, students presented at the Technical Leadership Team (TLT) Meeting. The presentation posters include: LA Grid Scholar, Transparent Grid Enablement Using Transparent Shaping and GRID superscalar, and ETL Time Estimation and Monitoring.

The student’s work was well received by IBM participants.

Congratulations Students!

LA Grid Scholar Poster

Transparent Grid Enablement Poster

ETL Time Estimation and Monitoring Poster

Dear LA Grid colleagues,
You are all invited to our LA Grid 3rd Research Summit, that will take place in Barcelona on October 2-4 (Monday thru Wednesday) at the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC). Our meeting just follows the Grid2006 conference taking place in Barcelona on Sep.28-29 (see http://www.grid2006.org/Registration.htm in order to register to the conference). This will allow you to attend the conference prior to spending a fun weekend of sightseeing in Barcelona and our meeting.
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Share specifics about LA Grid projects, infrastructure, tools with both the LA Grid community and other relevant research communities.

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LA Grid team leaders and researchers will contribute to this public site. Please drop me an email if you have any questions about this site: luiss at cis.fiu.edu.