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v41 v42 4 4 A workshop on BOINC and volunteer computing will be held 25-27 September 2013 in Grenoble, France. 5 5 6 The objective of this workshop is to share information about BOINC and projects using it, 7 through presentations and informal discussions, in a relaxed, open and friendly atmosphere. 8 The workshop aims to stimulate new developments and activities related to volunteer computing, 9 and to guide the future development of BOINC. 6 The objective of this workshop is to share information about BOINC and projects using it, through presentations and informal discussions, in a relaxed, open and friendly atmosphere. The workshop aims to stimulate new developments and activities related to volunteer computing, and to guide the future development of BOINC. 10 7 11 8 The workshop is for researchers, scientists and developers with significant experience or interest in BOINC. Areas of interest include: … … 18 15 * Integration with hubs, clouds, grids, and desktop grids 19 16 20 All participants will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work. 21 Slides will be published on the web, but there will be no papers or proceedings. 17 All participants will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work. Slides will be published on the web, but there will be no papers or proceedings. 22 18 23 19 == Registration == #registration 24 The workshop is free but attendance is limited. If you are interested in attending, 25 or have any questions, please contact David Anderson, indicating your areas of interest and your dates of arrival and departure. 20 The workshop is free but attendance is limited. If you are interested in attending, or have any questions, please contact David Anderson, indicating your areas of interest and your dates of arrival and departure. 26 21 27 22 Please, also fill the following [http://doodle.com/wq7xpqcsqiz7e4v9#table Doodle] that helps us keeping track of participants. … … 60 55 * Christian Beer and Uwe Beckert: "News from Rechenkraft.net and RNA World" 61 56 * Jozsef Kovacs (TBA) 62 * Adam Visegradi: "Random linear coding in distributed storage" 57 * Adam Visegradi: "Random linear coding in distributed storage" 63 58 * Nils Høimyr "Status of LHC@home" 64 59 * Wenjie Fang: "BOINC Volunteer Community in Mainland China" and/or "Parallelizing large search in BOINC: a case study" … … 141 136 1. Dario Ferrer, Univ. of Westminster 142 137 1. Joachim Fritzsch, MPI 143 1. Carlos Val Gascón, BIFI 138 1. Carlos Val Gascón, BIFI 144 139 1. Bruno Gaujal, INRIA 145 140 1. Francisco Sanz Garcia, BIFI … … 164 159 165 160 === From Grenoble: by tram then bus === 166 Take tram B to the Grenoble university campus (" Bibliothèque" stop) then [http://www.transisere.fr/horaires_ligne/index.asp?rub_code=6&lign_id=565 bus 6070] (in direction of "Pré de l'eau") to the "Inria" stop.161 Take tram B to the Grenoble university campus ("Condillac" stop) then [http://www.transisere.fr/horaires_ligne/index.asp?rub_code=6&lign_id=565 bus 6070] (in direction of "Pré de l'eau") to the "Inria" stop. 167 162 168 163 === By air === 169 164 You have a choice between the Lyon-Saint-Exupéry or Geneva-Cointrin airports. 170 165 171 Lyon Saint Exupéry is an international airport served by most airlines. 172 At the airport, you can take a shuttle to the Grenoble bus station (around 60 minutes) or the high-speed train to the Grenoble station. 173 Geneva-Cointrin is an international airport in Switzerland. 174 From Geneva, you can take the train to Grenoble (around two and a half hours). 166 Lyon Saint Exupéry is an international airport served by most airlines. At the airport, you can take a shuttle to the Grenoble bus station (around 60 minutes) or the high-speed train to the Grenoble station. Geneva-Cointrin is an international airport in Switzerland. From Geneva, you can take the train to Grenoble (around two and a half hours). 175 167 176 168 === By train === … … 178 170 179 171 === By car === 180 From the Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport (or from Lyon), take the A43 in the direction of Chambéry-Grenoble then the A41 towards Grenoble. 181 Then, upon arriving in Grenoble, follow the A41 towards Chambéry and take exit 25 for Montbonnot. 182 Then, follow the signs for Inria then for Inria parking. 183 Inria's main entrance is located in the middle of the building between two small ponds. 172 From the Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport (or from Lyon), take the A43 in the direction of Chambéry-Grenoble then the A41 towards Grenoble. Then, upon arriving in Grenoble, follow the A41 towards Chambéry and take exit 25 for Montbonnot. Then, follow the signs for Inria then for Inria parking. Inria's main entrance is located in the middle of the building between two small ponds. 184 173 185 174 === By taxi from Grenoble === 186 A taxi from central Grenoble (or the station) will cost around 20 euros. 187 Depending on the traffic, the trip to Inria will take 15-30 minutes. 188 Taxi Transialpes: +33 (0)4 76 71 67 02 By tram/bus from Grenoble 175 A taxi from central Grenoble (or the station) will cost around 20 euros. Depending on the traffic, the trip to Inria will take 15-30 minutes. Taxi Transialpes: +33 (0)4 76 71 67 02 By tram/bus from Grenoble 189 176 190 177 == Accommodations == 191 Hotel des alpes (http://www.hotel-des-alpes.fr/) is well located in the center of Grenoble 192 and we can book rooms at a "discount" rate 193 (keyword is INRIA BOINC workshop but you should register before 25 August) for 62€ (instead of 65). 178 Hotel des alpes (http://www.hotel-des-alpes.fr/) is well located in the center of Grenoble and we can book rooms at a "discount" rate (keyword is INRIA BOINC workshop but you should register before 25 August) for 62€ (instead of 65). 194 179 195 180 You can find a range of hotel options on http://booking.com.
