Fortaleza, Natal and Barcelona will get connected on Tuesday, October 6th through 'e-Pormundos Afeto', a presentation that integrates art and technology. The activity is an expression of telematic dance and its development articulates dancers located in remote environments with a robot, and the Internet audience will participate in the scene, which will appear as avatars (3D animation).
The new edition of the DeCLARA bulletin is now on-line. We highlight: ALICE2 celebrated its first official meeting in Costa Rica, Marketing and services: A new management in CLARA, Ida Holz received the LACNIC Outstanding Achievement Award 2009, EELA-2: New Possibilities for research in Uruguay, APAN delegates witness solar eclipse of the century thanks to TEIN3. Download the Nº 20 DeCLARA bulletin in PDF format here.
Francesco De Mattia, Artistic Coordinator of the ASTRA project (Ancient Instruments Sound / Timbre Reconstruction Application) and Lost Sounds Orchestra, invites the community united by CLARA and ALICE2Project to attend remotely, to the demo performed in the context of GARR Conference 09 - Network Humanitatis, on September 30 at 16:00 GMT.
CLARA convoca a las redes latinoamericanas miembros de ALICE2 y a sus instituciones socias, a postular para la entrega de dos becas para participar en el 6to Simposio Latinoamericano sobre Operación y Gestión de Redes (Latin American Network Operations and Management Symposium, LANOMS 2009), que se realizará del 19 al 21 de octubre en Punta del Este, Uruguay. La fecha límite para la presentación de candidaturas es el 7 de octubre.
The activities are part of the work done by the e-CienciAL project (OAS / FEMCIDI / CLARA) and consist of the implementation of two thematic meetings. The first will be held on September 29th and will cover the basic principles for developing a Grid, while the second will take place on October 13th and will address the experiences of Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico.
This important recognition, sponsored by the Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (CLARA), institution that gathers 13 countries in the region, was for the Venezuelan investigator, Jacinto Dávila, due to his participation in the “Delphi Poll on e-Science in Latin America".
