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* OGSA-DAI is evolving from an open-source product to an open-development. Mike Jackson, the new technical lead on the OGSA-DAI project, describes what this change will mean for OGSA-DAI.
* OGSA-DAI is evolving from an open-source product to an open-development project. Mike Jackson, the new technical lead on the OGSA-DAI project, describes what this change will mean for OGSA-DAI.
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*The ''Deep Web'' is the name given to three quarters of the Web which is inaccessible to most users. A new application ''CardioSHARE'' has been designer to expose Deep Web data to cardiologists.
*The ''Deep Web'' is the name given to three quarters of the Web which is inaccessible to most users. A new application ''CardioSHARE'' has been designed to expose Deep Web data to cardiologists.
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*Chemists at the universities of Edinburgh and St. Andrews have shown that OMII-UK's Rapid software makes it easy to develop portlets. They have developed portlets that are now used by over 140 students.
*Chemists at the universities of Edinburgh and St. Andrews have shown that OMII-UK's Rapid software makes it easy to develop portlets. They have developed portlets that are now used for teaching over 140 students.
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*Viruses have evolved a clever way of reproducing. A research group, in collaboration with the Engage project, are looking to understand viruses using Taverna.
*Viruses have evolved a clever way of reproducing. In collaboration with the Engage project, a research group in the University of Southampton are looking to understand viruses so that they can develop better cures.
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