Open Science Data Cloud PIRE (OSDC PIRE)

The Women in IT Networking at SC (WINS) program is seeking qualified female candidates in their early- to mid-career to join the SCinet volunteer workforce for the Supercomputing 2019 Conference (SC19), to be held in Denver, CO, November 17-22. Selected candidates will receive full travel support and mentoring by well-known engineering experts in the research and education community.

Apply to WINS – WINS – Women in Networking at SC Apply to WINS The SC19 WINS application opens on 3/1/19 Click HERE to apply Important information for potential WINS applicants Please note that due to grant award restrictions, the WINS Program is only applicable to women employed full time by a company or organization located in the US territories...

Internet2 is pleased to announce Robert L. Grossman as the featured speaker at the Exchange session at TechEX18 in Orlando. Following welcome remarks from Internet2 CEO Howard Pfeffer, Grossman will share how data science is changing the way we analyze scientific data, make discoveries and reproduce research.
Grossman is the Frederick H. Rawson Professor of Medicine, a Professor of Computer Science, and the Jim and Karen Frank Director of the Center for Translational Data Science at the University of Chicago.

He is the principal investigator for the National Cancer Institute Genomic Data Commons (GDC), a platform for the cancer research community that manages, analyzes, integrates, and shares large-scale genomic datasets in support of precision medicine.
https://meetings.internet2.edu/2018-technology-exchange/attendee-information/registration/

USP-CAPES PUBLIC NOTICE FOR THE SELECTION OF FOREIGN RESEARCHERS AT USP
Based on the Technical and Scientific Cooperation Agreement between the University of São Paulo - USP and the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel - CAPES Proceeding USP no. 15.1.1118.1.0, this public notice to select 15 (fifteen) candidates for foreign researcher fellowships at USP is launched.http://www.usp.br/internationaloffice/wp-content/uploads/EDITAL-USP-CAPES-english.pdf

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The online course "Software Defined Networking", by Prof. Nick Feamster (Princeton University), will start in September, and is now accepting applications. It’s completely free, and you can enroll at https://www.coursera.org/learn/sdn

This course has been known as having a very distinguished program. It covers SDN from the basics (origins and foundations), goes through the OpenFlow protocol (as well as controllers and other OF stuff), and last time, it even introduced data plane programming with P4 language, as well as some 'hot topics' involving Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) (e.g: Service Function Chaining).

The main highlight of this course is it high-level of practical activities, which includes using Python together with Mininet simulator to solve interesting networking problems from an SDN perspective.

Software Defined Networking - Princeton University | Coursera Software Defined Networking from Princeton University. In this course, you will learn about software defined networking and how it is changing the way communications networks are managed, maintained, and secured. Take free online classes from 140+ top universities and educational organizations. We p...