June 2004
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Only one week to go - Still time to register
Internet "guru" kicks off Ontario R&E Summit
There is still time to register to attend the First Annual Ontario R&E Summit, in downtown Toronto on June 14 and 15, which has confirmed Rick Broadhead, Canada's acknowledged Internet "guru", as opening keynote speaker.
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Unlikely collaboration leads expedition to frontiers of inner space
What do you get when you marry computer power, mathematics and biological research? The answer is bioinformatics and computational biology.
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Big Hole looms large in North Bay's high-tech plans
There's a big hole in North Bay's plans to develop a high-tech economy. The Hole is being shielded from close scrutiny, but this hasn't stopped the Northern Ontario city's mayor from talking about it.
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Access Grid 2004 comes to Ryerson
As many as 200 members of the global Access Grid (AG) community are expected for the 8th Access Grid Retreat, held in Canada for the first time, and hosted by Ryerson University at the Rogers Communication Center, June 9 to 11.
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SHARCNET helps verify discovery of world's largest known prime number
Seattle's Josh Findley, member of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS) project, has discovered the world's largest known prime number. The record-breaking number was found in mid-May but an official verification, using SHARCNET systems, was completed on May 28.
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- ORION Senior IP Engineer earns Cisco stripes
- UB's Russ Miller keynote at SHARCNET AGM
- Sabia addresses Contact North
- Petersen to leave Western for new post
- Randy Neals moves on to Trent University
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