Latin America was central
yesterday to the discussion of advanced computing services for science and
education. In the first day of the GISELA-CHAIN Conference, being held in
Mexico, the Deputy Director of Planning and International Cooperation of
CONACYT Mexico warned that the region should "wake up" to the subject
of e-Science and move faster to respond institutionally to this new way of
generating Knowledge.
The afternoon began with
the future of advanced computing services in Latin America. Discussions will
continue today. It is expected that at the end of the Conference, a
memorandum of understanding between the major academic networks in the region,
including RedCLARA, will be signed, to generate an atmosphere of cooperation in
this matter.
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