[ieeetcsc-discuss] eScience 2008: Call for Participation/Papers

[Rajkumar Buyya]

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          4th IEEE International Conference on e-Science
             Dec. 7-12, 2008, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
                      http://escience2008.iu.edu/

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                        Call for Participation
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Organizing committees of the 4th International IEEE Computer Society 
Technical Committee on Scalable Computing eScience 2008 Conference are 
now accepting papers and proposals for tutorials; posters, exhibits and 
demos; workshops and special sessions.

The conference is being held in partnership with the Microsoft Research 
eScience Workshop and is hosted by Indiana University.  Sponsors include 
Microsoft Research, Louisiana State University Center for Computation 
and Technology, and Pervasive Technology Labs at Indiana University.

Conference Dates: December 7-12, 2008
Conference Location:  University Place Conference Center, Indiana 
University/Purdue University (IUPUI) Campus, Indianapolis, IN


Submission Deadlines:

Papers & Tutorials:  July 20, 2008
Posters, Exhibits and Demos:  September 14, 2008
Workshops and Special Sessions:  June 20, 2008

For submission guidelines and more information visit the conference Web 
site:  http://escience2008.iu.edu.
Topics of interest cover applications and technologies related to 
eScience, grid and cloud computing.  They include, but are not limited 
to, the following:
•	Application development environments
•	Autonomic, real-time, and self-organizing grids
•	Cloud computing and storage
•	Collaborative science models and techniques
•	Enabling technologies: Internet and Web services
•	e-Science for applications including physics, biology, astronomy, 
chemistry, finance, engineering, and the humanities
•	Grid economy and business models
•	Problem-solving environments
•	Programming paradigms and models
•	Resource management and scheduling
•	Security challenges for grids and e-Science
•	Sensor networks and environmental observatories
•	Service-oriented grid architectures
•	Virtual instruments and data access management
•	Virtualization for technical computing
•	Web 2.0 technology and services for e-Science
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