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Monash e-Research Centre e-XPO: Technological Innovation Transforming Research

Exhibition & Demonstrations

19 - 21 August, 2009

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All researchers, students and staff are invited to attend the Monash e-Research Centre's 'e-XPO', Technological innovation transforming research, an exhibition which includes informative demonstrations, and a series of presentations.

Society and knowledge are being fundamentally changed by information and communication technology. Globally, researchers are becoming linked closer than ever before through advances in real-time collaboration tools. Data sets coupled with computer processing power have lead to exciting and innovative research techniques for all disciplines.

Staff will demonstrate practical solutions in Data Management and storage, data analysis utilising High Performance Computing, state-of-the-art Visualisation Services and real-time, global Collaboration Services - enabling faster, better and more creative research.

This is part of the 'Research Matters' program of events at Monash University.

*The exhibition will also include a selection from the 'Research Student Poster Exhibition'.

Exhibition Times

9 am - 5 pm

Exhibition Venue

The 'Atrium' - Ground floor, STRIP building 75, Clayton campus

Please refer to Clayton Campus Map

(*Download the e-XPO flyer)

 

Booths at e-XPO (from 9am-5pm daily):

 

*Cocktail Party:   

Guest speaker Professor Larry Smarr (University of California San Diego), 5.30-7.30pm. 

*By invitation only.

 

*Monash Early Career Researcher e-Research Breakfast:   

8.30-9.30am, Thursday 20 August 2009

*Bookings are essential: by 13 August. - Please click here for details and the e-Research Breakfast event registration form.

 

*Seminar: UCSD Students present Outcomes of PRIME Projects 2009

 

10.00-11.00am, Thursday 20 August 2009

 Room 135, Building 26 Clayton campus

 

Elisa Abate - Bioengineering: Premedical

Ramya Chitters- Bioengineering-Biotechnology

Nicholas Echols-   Computer Scienceinterdisciplinary computing and the arts (ICAM)
Scott Revelli -  Bioengineering
Adi Singer -   Computer Science

*Seminar: Multiscale modelling and simulation of drug-induced effects on the heart,

Presented by Dr Blanca Rodriguez

3.00-4.00pm, Thursday 20 August 2009

Room G19 (from The Atrium) Building 75, Clayton campus   *Download the flyer

*Seminar:  VeRSI Life Science Computation seminar:  Complex models for the spread of infectious diseases

Presented by Prof Pip Pattison and Dr James McCaw

12.00-1.00pm, Friday 21 August 2009   *Download the flyer

 

Enquires:  Please contact Debra Truin, ext. 20797,  Debra.Truin@adm.monash.edu.au

Time

Presentations on 21st August in Room G19

Powerpoint Presentation

 

*Please check for updates to list

 

10.00 am

Australian Research Collaboration Service (ARCS)

Presented by Dr Jim McGovern, Systems Services Manager

 

10.30 am

AuScope

Presented by Ms Wendy Mason, Underworld e-Research Officer

 

11.00 am

Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing (VPAC)

Presented by Dr Bill Appelbe, Chief Executive Officer

 

11.30 am

Australian National Data Service (ANDS)

 

2.00 pm

Victorian eResearch Strategic Initiative (VeRSI)

An overview of the eResearch activities undertaken at Monash, including the work for the Australian Mouse Brain Map Consortium and the Centre for Urological Research, Presented by Dr Richard Rothwell and Mr Cyrus Keong

 

2.30 pm

Victorian eResearch Strategic Initiative (VeRSI)

An overview of eResearch activities undertaken with other partner institutes: DPI and La Trobe and Melbourne Universities.

 

3.00 pm

Collaboration Services

Mr Anthony Beitz, Monash e-Research Centre

  

3.30 pm

High Performance Computing

Presented by Professor David Abramson, Faculty of IT and Science Director, Monash e-Research Centre