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**    TRACS: Training and Research on Advanced Computing Systems    **
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Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre is coordinating an EC-funded
project to bring European researchers for short visits to associated
departments in Edinburgh to collaborate on projects involving High
Performance Computing (HPC). 

TRACS provides:

  * opportunities to visit and work in Edinburgh 

  * access to a wide range of HPC systems, including 

        + Cray T3D (320 alphas)
	+ Thinking Machines CM-200
        + a range of Meiko Computing Surfaces
        + Sun/SGI Workstation cluster

  * training, support and consultancy on parallel computing

  * accommodation, travel and subsistence expenses

TRACS is open to both academic and industrial researchers resident in 
EC countries and in countries which are EEA signatories (Austria, Finland, 
Sweden, Norway and Iceland). For more information on EPCC and the TRACS 
programme, see http://www.epcc.ed.ac.uk.
Application forms and further information are also available both in 
electronic (latex/dvi) and paper formats and can
be obtained from:

                    TRACS Administrative Secretary
                    EPCC
                    James Clerk Maxwell Building
                    University of Edinburgh
                    Edinburgh      EH9 3JZ
                    United Kingdom

                    Tel: +44 31 650 5986
                    Fax: +44 31 650 6555
                    Email: TRACSadmin@ed.ac.uk

Please note that the closing date for applications to the next
Scientific Users Selection Panel meeting is 28th January 1995.