Browsing by Author "Williams, James G."

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CIREN (TransPAC2) NSF Final Report
(2010-09-30) Williams, James G.
This is the Final Report for NSF award SCI-0441096.
Final Report: 2nd US-India Network Enabled Research Collaboration Workshop
(2012-03-22) Williams, James G.; McLaughlin, George M.
This 2nd US-India Network-enabled Research Collaboration Workshop built on the results and follow-up from the first workshop by identifying how problems and opportunities of network-enabled research collaboration presented in Delhi have been addressed; illustrating what new collaboration opportunities (and problems) have presented themselves and how they might be addressed; and posing the question - if network-enabled research collaboration dialogue has value, how do we proceed forward in a sustainable manner?
Final Report: IRNC Kickoff Workshop #1
(2010-07-13) Williams, James G.
Under the National Science Foundation’s International Research Network Connections program, Indiana University, International Networks at Indiana University, put on two workshops in support of furthering the collaborative efforts among the program’s nine Primary Investigators and their supporting organizations. These are the presentations from the first of these workshops.
Final Report: IRNC Kickoff Workshop #2
(2011-10-06) Williams, James G.
Under the National Science Foundation’s International Research Network Connections program, Indiana University, International Networks at Indiana University, put on two workshops in support of furthering the collaborative efforts among the program’s nine Primary Investigators and their supporting organizations. These are the presentations from the second of these workshops.
India-US Network Enabled R/E Collaboration Workshop #1
(2010-12) Williams, James G.
The workshop brought together networking experts and domain scientists from India and the US to provide an opportunity for scientists and researchers to understand the current state and future plans for networking and cyberinfrastructure in general in India and the US and for US and Indian researchers and their graduate students to establish and strengthen research relationships resulting in increased scientific collaboration between the two countries. We welcomed speakers from a wide variety of science fields including geosciences, climate change, bioinformatics, astronomy and nanotechnology.