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0:27 GridPP on Baby gridpp 13 views 1 month ago A replica of the Baby computer (http://www.computer50.org/mark1/new.baby.html) displaying the words GridPP
4:50 Go LHC Go (Glagow Edit) gridpp 177 views 2 years ago An edited version of the STFC presentation Go LHC Go featuring members of the University of Glasgow's Experimental Particle Physics group
2:39 GridPP DVD gridpp 159 views 3 years ago Edited extracts from the GridPP DVD, featuring members of GridPP (in order of appearance) Dave Kant, Neil Geddes, Steve Lloyd and Tony Cass. The DVD was produced for Gri...
2:18 An Introduction to EGEE gridpp 494 views 3 years ago From the Creative Connections DVD
5:28 Pt 1: Dr David Colling at the Grid Industry day gridpp 109 views 4 years ago Dr David Colling talking at an Industry workshop organised by STFC and EGEE
5:26 Pt 2: Dr David Colling at the Grid Industry day gridpp 51 views 4 years ago Dr David Colling talking at an Industry workshop organised by STFC and EGEE
9:39 Pt1 CERN Presentation at JavaOne gridpp 694 views 4 years ago Derek Mathieson of CERN introducing somne of the Java applications running at CERN including GridPP's Real Time Monitor
8:48 Pt 2 CERN Presentation at JavaOne gridpp 237 views 4 years ago Derek Mathieson of CERN introducing somne of the Java applications running at CERN including GridPP's Real Time Monitor
2:05 GridPP Real Time Monitor at the JavaOne conference gridpp 156 views 4 years ago Derek Mathieson from CERN introduces the GridPP RTM at JavaOne
8:21 Pt 2: Prof Tony Doyle at the Grid Industry day gridpp 71 views 4 years ago Part 2 of Prof Tony Doyle, GridPP's Technical Director, talking about GridPP and what it has to offer to business at an Industry workshop organised by STFC and EGEE

About GridPP

GridPP is a collaboration of particle physicists and computer scientists from the UK and CERN. They are building a distributed computing Grid across the UK for particle physicists. At the moment there is a working particle physics Grid across 17 UK institutions.

When the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest particle accelerator, reaches full power in 2009 the Grid will be used to process the accompanying data deluge. The UK Grid will contribute the equivalent of 10,000 PCs to this worldwide effort.