August 6, 2001
San Francisco,
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Edinburg,
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Seattle,
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Nice,
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Sept 8-9, 2005
Redmond,
Washington USA
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The
WACE series addresses research, technological and social issues of
developing persistent collaboration infrastructure to address the
needs of emerging scientific communities. Examples
of emerging scientific communities include: bioinformatics
and computational biology, nanoscience and molecular technology, wide
area environmental sensing, biomedical imaging and simulation. The
goal of the workshops is to provide an open technical forum to promote
the discussion of high-end high-value solutions to the problem of
supporting distributed scientific collaboration. Base line assumptions
about the evolution of future computing technologies (e.g. networking,
computing, storage, and displays) useful for collaboration environments
should be taken into account in developing position papers. The workshops
intend to look at future generation systems and to explore new research
directions in advanced collaborative environments.
For more information
about WACE, wace@mcs.anl.gov.
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