Cyberinfrastructure: Hype or Reality?

Track: Discussion Session
Session Type: Discussion Session

Wednesday

Nov 4th, 2009

2:15 PM - 3:05 PM

Meeting Room 303

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Despite cyberinfrastructure's potential to transform research at our institutions, progress has been hard to discern. Faculty continue to purchase grant-funded equipment, and many institutions are running out of data-center resources to house that equipment. Though the nature of research has evolved, it hasn't changed much from an infrastructure perspective. We'll share perspectives on whether we can point to tangible examples of progress regarding cyberinfrastructure on campuses.

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Klara Jelinkova

Assoc VP & CITO

University of Chicago

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E09 Hybrid Return to E09 Program		Cyberinfrastructure: Hype or Reality? Track: Discussion Session Session Type: Discussion Session Wednesday Nov 4th, 2009 2:15 PM - 3:05 PM Meeting Room 303 252 reads Change Timezone TIMEZONE Select your location for the program to reflect times local to you: Despite cyberinfrastructure's potential to transform research at our institutions, progress has been hard to discern. Faculty continue to purchase grant-funded equipment, and many institutions are running out of data-center resources to house that equipment. Though the nature of research has evolved, it hasn't changed much from an infrastructure perspective. We'll share perspectives on whether we can point to tangible examples of progress regarding cyberinfrastructure on campuses. Speakers Speakers Klara Jelinkova Assoc VP & CITO University of Chicago Cyberinfrastructure \| EDUCAUSE09 252 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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