Hi,
It would be interesting to know what, if any, the bottlenecks are?
The Wiki site contains many interesting ideas and potential avenues to
explore,
but from what I can see it is lacking an Action Plan!
>From my own perspective I would be interested in finding out more of the
software/hardware requirements of the project
and the potential use of Grid-based technologies (a pet interest). I have
experience of using the Globus toolkit and I
am working on another project developing an open source platform for
plugging & playing various commerical applications;
it is aimed at secondary education but the platform is sufficiently generic
to be used by any type of software.
Regards,
Jake
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> Subject: Re: [TDI-discuss] volunteer
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> On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 23:26:02 EST
> wrote:
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> > My name is Adam Huber and I am a medical student at UNSW in Sydney
> > Australia. I am interested in beginning research focused
> on tropical
> > and infectious disease for underserved populations (A mission that
> > seemingly matches TDI). I am, however, confused.
> > If someone will tell me where to sign up and give me some research
> > topics to begin on, I'd be greatful.
>
> Hi! It may seems this mailing list was dead, but it isn't so! Instead,
> I think the problem is that TDI is yet at the start point! If you want
> to contribute, I advise you to contact the people whose e-mail adress
> you can find on the website.
>
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