Cloud Computing - What Do Researchers Want? - A Panel Discussion

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Cloud computing for science is seeing take-up in many disciplines, but many researchers are skeptical. In this panel session we will discuss: - How researchers are using the Cloud today - What they want/need for the future - Why they might not want to use the Cloud



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