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The academic Cathedral and the Bazaar
There is an Editorial in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology (14, 457; 2007) entitled New data at conferences, please pleading to the academic community to only present new results at conferences. The basic idea is that discussions and dialogs ensuing … Continue reading
How I skin the cat
Because much of my work involve computationally intensive models I make extensive use of various High Performance Computing (HPC) resources, e.g. high-end work stations and simulation servers, distributed computing infrastructure and cluster based platforms. Some of the HPC resource I … Continue reading
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