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Scientists And Cloud Computing – Part 2

Scientists And Cloud Computing – Part 2

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 16, 2009

Image via Wikipedia This is the second post in the series on how scientists could use Cloud Computing to their advantage. In this post, I will list out some examples where scientists had taken advantage of the scale and flexibility offered by the Clouds in their research. ALICE HEP Experiment at CERN: A group of scientists working at CERN on [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged academia, academic research, Alice, CERN, CloudComputing, iaas, nimbus, Proteomics, science, science clouds, scientific research, scientists, STAR

Scientists And Cloud Computing – Part 1

Scientists And Cloud Computing – Part 1

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 14, 2009

Again and again in this space, I have pushed the idea of scientific community tapping into Cloud Computing for their academic research. I have argued that it will save tons of money and time for the scientists. Of late, we are hearing many success stories about scientists and other academics tapping into the Clouds for their research. In this [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged academia, academic research, cloud computing, iaas, research, science, science clouds, scientific research, scientists | 2 Responses

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