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Article #4472Opportunities for Research Visits to Edinburgh
From: TRACS Team
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1993 11:22
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1993 11:22
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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
+ Thinking Machines CM-200
+ Meiko CS-2
+ Meiko I860 Computing Surfaces
+ Meiko T800 Computing Surface
+ 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 and EFTA countries. Application forms and further information are
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 4th January 1993.
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