Special Libraries, September 1959

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ACUTA eNews June 1995, Vol. 24, No. 6

In This Issue Board report President\u27s message Charles Co. Community College\u27s telecommuting project Brock\u27s campus ID card From ACUTA Headquarter

Special Libraries, September 1967

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On the Super-computational Background of the Research Centre Jülich

KFA Jülich is one of the largest big-science research centres in Europe; its scientific and engineering activities are ranging from fundamental research to applied science and technology. KFA's Central Institute for Applied Mathematics (ZAM) is running the large-scale computing facilities and network systems at KFA and is providing communication services, general-purpose and supercomputer capacity also for the HLRZ ("Höchstleistungsrechenzentrum") established in 1987 in order to further enhance and promote computational science in Germany. Thus, at KFA - and in particular enforced by ZAM - supercomputing has received high priority since more than ten years. What particle accelerators mean to experimental physics, supercomputers mean to Computational Science and Engineering: Supercomputers are the accelerators of theory

Special Libraries, September 1966

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