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10The CoreGRIDConsortiumCoreGRID Executive CommitteeERCIM – Administrative and Financial ManagementPhilippe RohouAdministrative and Financial Co-ordinator,ERCIMINRIA – Scientific Co-ordinationDescription: ensure adequate scientificco-ordination and monitoring of theCoreGRID Network of Excellence.Thierry PriolScientific Co-ordinator, IRISA/INRIACNR-ISTI – CoreGRID MembersGeneral AssemblyDomenico LaforenzaMembers General Assembly Chairman,CNR-ISTIQUB – Integration Monitoring CommitteeRon PerrottIntegration Monitoring CommitteeChairman, Queen’s University of BelfastUNICAL – Knowledge andData Management InstituteDescription: handling information, data,and knowledge that are required by a widerange of diverse processing services.Domenico TaliaLeader of the Knowledge and Data Management Institute,Università della CalabriaUNIPI – Programming Model InstituteDescription: making the programming ofGrid infrastructures as simple and transparentas possible.Marco DaneluttoLeader of the Programming Model Institute,Università di PisaCoreGRID ScientificAdvisory Board (SAB)Composed of three CoreGRID scientists and three external scientificexperts, the SAB acts as a peer-review council, assessing thework and overall scientific quality achieved by the Network.Through recommendations and strategic guidance provided bythe SAB, CoreGRID ensures the excellence of the Network.
11The management of CoreGRID is composed of five bodies:the Scientific Advisory Board, the Executive Committee, theIntegration Monitoring Committee, the Members GeneralAssembly and the Industrial Advisory Board.AnnualReport2007FORTH-ICS – Architectural Issues: Scalability,Dependability, Adaptability InstituteDescription: studying adaptive and dependable Gridarchitectures and services to design the nextgenerationGrid middleware.Paraskevi FragopoulouLeader of the Architectural Issues: Scalability, Dependability,AdaptabilityPSNC – Grid Information, Resources &Workflow Monitoring Services InstituteDescription: addressing scalable informationservice to implement a consistent view of the Grid.Norbert MeyerLeader of the Grid Information, Resource and WorkflowMonitoring Services Institute, Poznan Supercomputing andNetworking CenterUNI DO – Resource Management andScheduling InstituteDescription: addressing efficient scheduling andco-ordination of all relevant resources withina Grid environment.Ramin YahyapourLeader of the Resource Management and Scheduling Institute,Universität DortmundUoW – Grid Systems, Tools andEnvironments InstituteDescription: integrating variousmiddleware, tools and applications forproblem solving.Vladimir GetovLeader of the Grid Systems, Tools and Environments Institute,University of WestminsterWWU Muenster – Integration ActivitiesDescription: organising and implementing anumber of carefully planned activities, whichwill contribute to a high degree of long-lastingintegration between the partners, with theultimate goal of overcoming the currentfragmentation of Grid research.Sergei GorlatchIntegration Leader, University of MünsterCoreGRID IndustrialAdvisory Board (IAB)The Board gathers representatives of large companies as well as SMEs.Its mission is ensuring that CoreGRID research significantly impactsEuropean industry and contributes to accelerating Europe’s drive to turnits substantial Grid research investment into tangible economic benefits.FhG – Collaboration GatewayDescription: implementing collaborationbetween European Grid projects.Wolfgang ZieglerCollaboration Gateway Leader, Fraunhofer Institute, SCAICETIC – Spreading ExcellenceDescription: spreading excellence outside theNetwork by implementing a set of activities todisseminate the results of the Network and theknowledge acquired by the Network’s members.Pierre GuissetSpreading Excellence Leader, CETIC
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