New Net@EDU Working Group for Campus Cyberinfrastructure

Created by Elisa Coghlan (University of Washington) on April 11, 2006

Net@EDU has established the Campus Cyberinfrastructure Working Group to help colleges and universities develop strategies and plan resource deployment for cyberinfrastructure technologies as well as harness them for research and educational purposes.

The group plans to sponsor workshops, conferences, white papers, and other resources on cyberinfrastructure. They also will be working to secure funding from federal agencies and other sponsors for research and educational activities on cyberinfrastructure tools, methods, and technologies.

Individuals from Net@EDU member institutions are invited to participate in the group.

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		New Net@EDU Working Group for Campus Cyberinfrastructure Created by Elisa Coghlan (University of Washington) on April 11, 2006 Net@EDU has established the Campus Cyberinfrastructure Working Group to help colleges and universities develop strategies and plan resource deployment for cyberinfrastructure technologies as well as harness them for research and educational purposes. The group plans to sponsor workshops, conferences, white papers, and other resources on cyberinfrastructure. They also will be working to secure funding from federal agencies and other sponsors for research and educational activities on cyberinfrastructure tools, methods, and technologies. Individuals from Net@EDU member institutions are invited to participate in the group. EDUCAUSE News \| Advanced Networking \| Cyberinfrastructure \| Net@EDU Elisa's blog Login or register to post comments 4053 reads
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