Currently, he is university professor and the Maurice B. Hexter Professor of Social and Economic Policy at Brandeis University and its Heller Graduate School. Sun has chosen to host the next HPC Consortium meeting in the renowned city of Heidelberg, Germany, just prior to the European Supercomputing Summit - where the HPC World meets. Along with SC2001, we will attract an international audience from Europe, Asia Pacific and the United States. Sun has reserved meeting facilities and a block of hotel rooms at the beautiful Europ ischer Hof. Overlooking the banks of the River Neckar, the Europ ischer Hof offers a beautiful setting and is just a short walk to the convention center and to the heart of the old town.
Attendance is by invitation only and availability is limited.
So please, click on the url below to complete the meeting registration form and secure participation in our meeting and hotel block. The CB-SIG will give Sun's education and research customers the opportunity to discuss all aspects of Computational Biology, collaborate with Sun's Informatics Advisory Council, and promulgate the use of standards by the community. WebCT User Conference with booth participation, a corporate presentation on the general session agenda and in a hands on workshop. Sun will have major visibility in all areas at this conference. WebCT invites 1,200 higher education, K-12, and corporate users to this annual conference.