This grid pools, shares and reuses infrastructure resources such as hardware, software, storage and networks across multiple applications between Europe and Latin America
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Developing Biomedical Applications in the Framework of EELA
Gabriel Aparicio (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain), Fernando Blanco (CIEMAT, Spain), Ignacio Blanquer (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain), César Bonavides (UNAM Campus Morelos, Mexico), Juan Luis Chaves (Universidad de los Andes, Venezuela), Miguel Embid (CIEMAT, Spain), and Álvaro Hernández (Universidad de los Andes, Venezuela)
Copyright: © 2009
|Pages: 13
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-184-1.ch020
Abstract
In the last years an increasing demand for Grid Infrastructures has resulted in several international collaborations. This is the case of the EELA Project, which has brought together collaborating groups of Latin America and Europe. One year ago, the authors presented this e-infrastructure used, among others, by the biomedical groups for the studies of oncological analysis, neglected diseases, sequence alignments and computational phylogenetics. After this period, the achieved advances and the scientific results are summarized in this chapter