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School at chep06

     

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CSC 2006
 21 August - 1 September 2006 in Helsinki, Finland

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 Organised by CERN in collaboration with the Helsinki Institute of Physics
CSC Live 2006

 

 

CSC in a nutshell leaflet
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CSC2006, Helsinki in a nutshell
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All News from CSC Live
Including results of the examination with best marks
 
 

Programme highlight

GRID Technologies
delivers unique theoretical and hands-on education on some of the most advanced GRID topics

Software Technologies
addresses the most relevant modern techniques and tools for large scale, distributed software development

Physics Computing
 focuses on the particular challenges the HEP community is facing for the LHC computing

Note: registration is for the entire programme. It is not possible to register for one theme only.

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Grants from European Union available to participants to cover part or all of the cost of the school

 CERN and the local organizers are  indebted to Hewlett-Packard which contributed to the computer infrastructure of the school site
About CSC:
 Since the early seventies CERN has organized every year the CERN Schools of Computing (CSC) in one of the CERN Member States. CERN Schools of Computing, usually held in August/September, are open to postgraduate students and research workers with a few years of experience in elementary particle physics, in computing or in related fields. The participants come from all around the world and are typically of 15 to 25 different nationalities. A fraction of them come from outside the physics community, generally attracted by the advanced topics that are taught. Attendance is limited to 80 students.
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