ACTION-Grid Project Invites Research Groups to Participate in a Survey

The survey aims to characterize research groups that work in eHealth, Medical Informatics, Bioinformatics, High Performance and Grid computing and Nanoinformatics included in the following geographical areas: European Union, Latin America, Western Balkans and North Africa.

The ACTION-Grid Project aims to maximise the potential of biomedical data and computing resources. The project partners' work effectively reinforces the European Commission's position that research groups improve their understanding of activities carried out in target countries such as those from the Western Balkans and Latin America. The partners will focus on finding and fuelling cooperation, as well as identifying viable activities for the future. Besides establishing a collaborative environment between the regions, the seven-member consortium will exchange research results and contribute to improving the EU's Research Programme in a specific area.

The ACTION-Grid Project invites your research group to answer the proposed survey, helping project consortium to create a public index of available resources and to identify which are the most necessary resources currently needed by the research groups.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.action-grid.eu/index.php?url=survey

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