e-ScienceTalk

e-ScienceTalk brings the success stories of Europe's e-infrastructure to a wider audience. The project coordinates the dissemination outputs of EGI and other European e-Infrastructure projects, ensuring their results and influence are reported in print and online.

For more information about grid computing and e-Infrastructures, visit our e-ScienceTalk projects.

e-ScienceBriefings
summarise in non-technical language key reports and issues from European e-infrastructure projects.

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Featured GridCast: EGI Community Forum 2012, Munich

EGI Community Forum 2012, Munich, Germany

The EGI Technical Forum 2012 will be hosted by EGI.eu in partnership with CESNET, the consortium of Czech universities and the Czech Academy of Sciences that represents the country in the EGI Council. Reflecting on the considerable progress made by the collaboration so far and looking forwards to the challenges of public availability, reusability and transparency of scientific methods and data in Open Science, the core theme of this Technical Forum is: "The development of an open and sustainable EGI ecosystem that will support Open Science in the digital European Research

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e-ScienceCity
the number one destination on the web for exploring e-Science. Featuring GridCafé, Cloud Lounge, Volunteer Garage, the Forum, People Bay, and Communication Centre. Coming soon…HPC Tower and Network Park!

GridCafe
an introduction to grid computing for the general public.

International Science Grid This Week
the week in the world of grids for science.

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GridGuide
an introduction to the sites and sights of global grid computing. Visit a sample of the thousands of institutes using grid computing to power their research.

GridCast
takes you behind the scenes of some of the most exciting grid computing and e-Infrastructure events in the world.

Youtube Channel
our vodcasts featuring up-to-the minute interviews, demonstrations and news from the biggest e-Science conference, events and projects in Europe.

The Real Time Monitor
is a visualisation of activity on the grid computing infrastructure. It is developed by Imperial College London as part of the GridPP and e-ScienceTalk projects. The application displays information from various grid projects including the European Grid Infrastructure (EGI) and the worldwide LHC Computing Grid (wLCG).