Each Chautauqua site will serve as an access point to the Grid, offering several presentations that will be multicast from remote sites. Each site's agenda highlights a core conference program organized by the Alliance featuring technology sessions on prototyping and accessing the grid, the growing use of cluster architectures, visualization, and the changing face of education and training in the 21st century. Each Chautauqua host is offering additional events and programs. The University of Kentucky is scheduling tutorials on supercomputing clusters, GIS, and distance learning and a meeting for EPSCoR researchers. The minimal registration cost makes this an affordable opportunity for you and your colleagues to join the digital research community that will maintain our nation's leadership in science and technology.
Some hosts are offering underwriting support, so check the appropriate website for more information.
I hope to see you at an Alliance Chautauqua this summer.