NGS News
The latest edition of our quarterly newsletter was released in time for conference season. Available to download from our website, September’s edition contains articles on -
- A round up of news from Europe including the release of the first Unified Middleware Distribution
- An introduction to the new Certificate Wizard
- Championing e-Research and e-infrastructure - the Campus and Community Champions
- NGS user case study - Using the NGS to model the climate impact of aircraft emissions
- ...and more!
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Also on the website we have a new poll on the home page. This time we are asking people how easy it is to find the information they are looking for on the NGS website. So no matter if you are a frequent or occasional visitor to the NGS website, let us know by voting in our poll. It can be found on the right hand side of the homepage.
Busy users
There is a new NGS user case study on the website. Maria Holstensson from the Institute of Cancer Research explains how she is using the NGS to optimise cancer treatment for children suffering neuroblastoma.
Children with neuroblastoma who are being treated with targeted radionuclide therapy can have their treatment monitored with gamma camera images. These images are used to calculate the amount of drug taken up by the tumour and to estimate the radiation dose. However the image quality can be poor due to scattering and interference. Maria Holstensson from the Institute of Cancer Research is looking at tackling these problems.
Maria said "We have had absolutely fantastic help from the NGS and as a result of using the Grid we have been able to run multiple parallel simulations that we would not have been able to run otherwise".
How many?!
We’re pleased to announce that we now have over 1000 subscribers our fortnightly NGS news bulletin. We have subscribers from all over the UK and much further afield with 21 countries represented amongst our subscribers.
The news bulletin is delivered to your inbox every second Friday (with some exceptions during conference and holiday season!) and contains news from the NGS, updates from our member sites, details of forthcoming relevant conferences, calls for papers for relevant journals and much more. You can subscribe to the mailing list from the JISCmail site.
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