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Link of the week - Read about SHARCNET research

Link of the week - Read about SHARCNET research Ever wondered who else is using the same grid as you, and what their research is about? SHARCNET (Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing NETwork) users don’t have to wonder. The SHARCNET webpage has a detailed listing of over 50 research projects that are using their grid. The projects are broken down into 31 research categories ranging from applied econometrics to quantum gravity. SHARCNET’s page hosts a short paragraph describing each project, along with a link to the project’s webpage. Check it out for yourself!

Link of the week - Read about SHARCNET research
SHARCNET

Ever wondered who else is using the same grid as you, and what their research is about? SHARCNET (Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing NETwork) users don't have to wonder. The SHARCNET webpage has a detailed listing of over 50 research projects that are using their grid.

The projects are broken down into 31 research categories ranging from applied econometrics to quantum gravity. SHARCNET's page hosts a short paragraph describing each project, along with a link to the project's webpage.

Check it out for yourself!
Posted on Aug 19 2009 1:00am

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