Go to the Grid to sieve, sort and report

Article Abstract:

Social scientists can use e-science to extract relevant and timely conclusions from masses of disparate data sources. Two projects funded by the Economic and Social Research Council have shown the potential of e-science techniques to speed up the process of gaining answers from disparate data sources.

Social sciences, Data warehousing/data mining, Data mining

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To ubiquity and beyond

Article Abstract:

E-science needs and e-infrastructure which can be used for activities such as e-government, e-learning, e-business and e-health. before academics will adopt it widely, the technology which supports collaborative science must be secure, sound, simple and compatible globally.

Research and Testing Services, Scientific Research and Development Services, Science, Research & Development, Basic Research, Research

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Rehearsals of a creative connection

Article Abstract:

The performing arts is exploring collaborations with e-Science. The performing arts have long had a tradition of using cutting-edge technologies.

Computer networks, Information networks, Performing arts

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