This month: School Grid in Tunisia
Increase the number of scientific and industrial applications on the grid infrastructure of CHAIN and EUMEDGRID-Support projects and encourage communities work with this technology is the aim of the school which will take place from 16 to 26 January in Africa.
CHAIN (Co-ordination and Harmonisation of Advanced e-Infrastructures) EUMEDGRID-Support (Sustainability of e-Infrastructures across the Mediterranean) and EPIKH (Exchange Programme to advance e-Infrastructure Know-How) projects promote Grid School for application porting, which will take place within two weeks in Tunisia, Africa.
The school aims to stimulate scientific applications that are developed from infrastructure CHAIN / EUMEDGRID-Support and lead to new research groups to use these applications.
The curriculum is based on lectures and practical exercises, covering the main topics on Grid technology and the technical aspects of gLite middleware.
Who have applied to attend school should be aware of Grid list of candidates who have been accepted, which will be revealed today.
