Alliance'98 will feature research demonstrations showcasing partners' work in prototyping an advanced computing and information infrastructure. The conference's tutorials will give participants hands-on opportunities to use technologies currently being deployed through the Alliance. The four-day technical program has been designed to provide attendees with an opportunity to come up to speed on the breakthroughs in science and technology they can use to further their own pursuits and to identify emerging technologies of interest. The conference will be attended by representatives of the Department of Defense Modernization Program, the Federal Consortium, NCSA Industrial Partners, the National Computational Science Alliance, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, NCSA users, and other national and local groups. Check the Alliance'98 website for details about submitting proposals for participation , registration , specific program content , and other general meeting information.
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