News
►The ADRD (Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders) Conclusions Report from the outGRID - ITU workshop held in Geneva on 21st February is now available, presenting the discussion on current context on ADRD research and funding, current problems and challenges, conclusions and follow-up actions.
►A Brain Imaging graduate course is organised by Karolinska Institute for registered students from 19-23 March 2012. Topics of courses will focus on Measurement of Brain Morphology using Magnetic Resonance Images and will be given by various professors. More
►Login planned downtime: the 02/19/2012 from 9:30AM to 2PM. Major VOMS upgrade.
►The EGI Community Forum in conjuction with the 2nd EMI Technical Conference is taking place on 26-30 March in Munich.
►The next N4U Management Meeting is taking place on 21-23 May in Amsterdam.
e-Infrastructures of Collaboration Alzheimer's Disease Research
e-Infrastructures and N4U Collaboration Areas
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Related e-Infrastructure Initiative |
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EGI (European Grid Infrastructure) |
The EGI enables access to computing resources for European researchers from all fields of science, from High Energy Physics to Humanities. |
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EMI (European Middleware Initiative) |
The EMI is a unified, standardized, easy to install, software for distributed computing infrastructure. |
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EUDAT (European Data Infrastructure) |
The EUDAT was launched to target a pan-European solution to the challenge of data proliferation in Europe's scientific and research communities. Aiming to contribute to the production of a Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI) driven by researchers' needs, the project is coordinated by CSC - IT Center for Science, Finland, and comprises 25 European partners, including data centers, technology providers, and research communities and funding agencies from 13 countries |
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EUIndiaGrid |
The vision of a worldwide Grid for Research is embraced by both Europe and India and responds to the need for scientific collaborations in a networked world to address grand global challenges. This forms the basis of the Knowledge Society of the future supporting a wide-range of communities leveraging ICT infrastructures for complex problem solving to advance research across borders. EUIndiaGrid2 capitalises on the achievements of EUIndiaGrid by acting as a bridge across European and Indian e-infrastructures to foster evolution in these regions and to ensure sustainable scientific, educational and technological collaboration. |
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GARR Consortium The Italian Academic and Research Network |
GARR is the Italian Research & Education Network (NREN). It plans and operates the national high-speed telecommunication network for University and Scientific Research. Its shareholders are four major Research and Academic organizations in Italy, CNR, ENEA, INFN and Fondazione CRUI, representing the Conference of Italian University Rectors. NeuGRID has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with GARR that you can find available at MoU. |
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GEANT |
One of the major challenges facing European research and education networking is the disparity between developments in different countries and regions. There is a significant "digital divide", where the networking services available to researchers and students in some countries and regions are far below the level that is common in other parts of Europe. GÉANT includes two strands of work to address this divide:
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Internet2 |
Internet2 is an advanced networking consortium led by the U.S. research and education community. A revolutionary-class IP and optical network. Advanced technologies that enable services and achievements beyond the scope of individual institutions. An unparalleled human network to make sure these technologies get spread around where they can do some good. |