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This will be the new format for events
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Sep 13-16, 2010 |
ICPP'10
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The paper "Cyberaide onServe: Software as a Service" has been accepted by ICPP'10, September 13-16, 2010. San Diego, CA, http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~lai/icpp2010/ |
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CCPE |
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The paper "eMOLST: a Documentation Flow for Distributed Health" has been accepted by a special issue of Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience. More information will be here shortly. |
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Dec 14-19, 2009 |
IEEE IPCCC 2009 |
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A paper about "Thermal Aware Workload Scheduling with Backļ¬lling for Green Data Centers" has been accepted at the 28th IEEE International Performance Computing and Communications Conference, Dec 14-19, 2009, Phoenix, Arizona, USA As part of the presentation we pointed out that FutureGrid will be ideal to test some of ur GreenIT algorithms. |
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Dec 14-16, 2009 |
I-SPAN 2009 |
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Our paper "Towards thermal aware workload scheduling in a data center" has been accepted at 10th International Symposium on Pervasive Systems, Algorithms and Networks (I-SPAN 2009) to be held in Kao-Hsiung, Taiwan, December 14-16, 2009. |
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Dec 14-16, 2009 |
GridCAT 2009 |
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The paper "Cyberaide Creative: On-Demand Cyberinfrastructure Provision in Clouds" has been accepted for publication in the International Workshop on Grid Computing, Applications, and Technologies (GridCAT 2009), Taiwan, Dec. 14-16 2009. |
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A poster has been accepted at the 2009 International Conference on Field-Programmable Technology (FPT'09), to be held at The University of New South Wales, Australia, 9-11 December 2009. |
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Nov 14-20, 2009 |
SC09 |
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We will be giving a demonstration about GreenIT and the Future Grid at SC'09 in Portland, OR, Nov 14-20, 2009. Please visit. More information will be here shortly. |
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Oct 20,2009 |
NSS2009 |
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We will be giving a keynote at NSS2009 about GreenIT that includes Future Grid at the GoldCost in Australia on Tuesday, Oct 20,2009 |
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Oct 13, 2009 |
IEEE/ACM Grid2009, SLA Workshop |
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Our paper "GreenIT Service Level Agreements" has been accepted at the Service Level Agreement Workshop colocated with the IEEE/ACM Grid 2009 conference in Banff, Canada, Oct 13, 2009... more ... |
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Sep. 10, 2009 |
FutureGrid Initiation |
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IU and its partners to establish FutureGrid collaborative test bed for next-generation scientific supercomputing ... more ... |
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Our paper "Grid Virtualization Engine: Design, Implementation and Evaluation" has been accepted
by the IEEE Systems Journal |
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We will be giving a keynote at NSS2009 at the GoldCost in Australia on Tuesday, Oct 20,2009 |
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Our paper "Cyberaide Virtual Applicance: On-demand Deploying Middleware for Cyberinfrastructure." has been accepted by First International Conference of Cloud Computing to be held in Munich, Germany on October 19 - 21, 2009. |
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Our paper "GreenIT Service Level Agreements" has been accepted at the Service Level Agreement Workshop colocated with the IEEE/ACM Grid 2009 conference in Banff, Canada, Oct 13, 2009... more ... |
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We will be presenting a paper at Cluster 2009 on how to use DVFS to increase power efficency.
More information about the paper will be here shortly. |
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We will be presenting a paper at ISPA reporting on a speedup of 70 for flowcytometry clustering while using GPGPUs.
More information about the paper will be here shortly. Note: Due to change of employment we could not attend this conference. |
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Dr. von Laszewski has joined Indiana University to continue research in advanced and modern cyberinfrastructure. He continues to collaborate with Dr. Lizhe Wang from RIT. More information about this will be available soon. |
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We will be giving a tutorial at TeraGrid 09 to more than 25 participant that introduces the community on how to develop cyberaide javascript applications.... more ... |
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Researchers at RIT are striving to make supercomputers more energy efficient. Supercomputers, high powered machines that are typically used for extremely calculation-intensive tasks, traditionally expend a great deal of energy—which can be problematic for institutions such as RIT that take pride in their sustainability efforts.... more .. |
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A number of activities took place in the Spring semester more details will be made availabl shortly
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A paper from our group that shows how to use our Gridshell for workflows has been accepted at the 4th International Workshop on Workflow Systems in e-Science (WSES 09) in conjunction with 9th IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid. The conference will be held in May 2009, Shanghai, China
Note; Due to an emergency and time conflict the trip needed to be canceled. |
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The Paper we submitted to the Microsoft e-Science Workshop that has been accepted and presented, has now also been published on the Microsoft Academic Resource Center. ...more... This paper has not been sponsored by a Microsoft grant. |
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The Lab research cluster has arrived. We received 40 2U servers in two racks totaling 80 CPUs, 320GB of RAM, and 40TB of disk space. The cluster was donated to Dr. von Laszewski by Microsoft. We intend to use this cluster to conduct research on Cloud and Grid Computing. We invite scientist at the university to join us in utilizing the machines. for more information, please contactlaszewski@gmail.com. I like to especially thank Gus Weber and also Brian Hammond from Microsoft to make this possible. More pictures from the arrival can be found here... |
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We are happy to announce that a paper on Cloud Computing has been accepted for publication in the Springer Journal New Generation Computing
The preprint can be downloaded from |
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We are happy to announce that Dr. von Laszewski gives an invited talk at the ESRF about use of Grids at synchrotrons at ESRF in Grenoble, France. The workshop discusses the use of the Grid for Synchrotron Radiation Data Analysis in the framework of the European FP7 financed ESRFUP program. For more information please see:
The participation and presentations at this workshop is limited and selective. |
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We are happy to announce that we have a poster presentation at the Microsoft e-science meeting.http://research.microsoft.com/workshops/escience2008/ |
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At SC08, several experts organized an informal session to share information on up-and-coming solutions for expressing, managing, and executing “megajobs.” They also discussed ways of repackaging work to avoid megajobs altogether. International Science Grid This Week reports this effort and quotes Dr. von Laszewski.
This article has also been cited in HPCWire Weekly, Dec 4, 2008 |
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We are happy to announce that we have been invited to give two presentations at the NYSGrid meeting.... more ... |
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We are happy to announce that this quarters enrollment of students in Dr. von Laszewski's Grid course at Rochester Institute of Technology is a record braking 15 students. In addition 2 PhD students, 5 Masters students, and 5 undergraduate students have elected to work with Dr. von Laszewski.
He has received from his students comments such as “the best course I have taken including my undergraduate institution”. Dr. von Laszewski's opinion is that it is not him that makes this possible it is the students that enthusiastically and tirelessly participate in our research efforts at RIT. He also has been nominated for a teaching award, but unfortunately he does not qualify as he is at RIT only for one year.= |
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Please find Call for Papers Journal of Cluster computing: Special issue on "e-Science" |
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Grid Computing Environments (GCE) 2008 This workshop will examine the impact of Web 2.0 Internet computing technologies such as Ajax, JSON, folksonomies, social networking, mash-ups, REST, RSS/Atom feeds, and other developments on scientific portals and gateways. http://sc08.supercomputing.org/?pg=workshops.html, Web Site: http://www.collab-ogce.org/gce08 Two articles developed by the group have been accepted for publication at the GCE08 workshop at SC08.
[las08project | www]
[las08javascript | www]
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Tom Kopchak, a member of Dr. von Laszewski's Service Oriented Cyberinfrastructure Lab won the “Best in show at the Undergraduate Research Symposium at RIT (for his room)” for the presentation
From 62 participants 5 obtained such an award. He worked with the following group on implementing a cluster wall from recycled computer parts: Daniel Cummings, Ryan Hurley, Tom Kopchak, Alex Koroleski, Nathan Welshans, Peter Wilson, Myles Maxfield. The students are from NSSA/CS and Mechanical Engineering and were part of an honors class by Bill Stackpole. Dr. von Laszewski commented that he is thrilled and honored to be an adviser on this activity and to initiate it. The presentation and the result can be looked at in the third floor in the honors lab. If you need more information, please contact laszewski@gmail.com. The project followed the educational principals of RIT and other organizations while being interdisciplinary and introducing undergraduates to research activities early in their carriers, leading to innovation |