Welcome to the DSG Lab!

Overview

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The Distributed Systems Group performs research on distributed systems in the areas of models, algorithms and software elements supporting large, complex and dynamic applications.

The ultimate motivation for our research is to empower individual people and collectives with distributed computing services, programming models and systems that mask the complexity of the myriad of interrelated software, computing and communication elements and their complex interactions in a large, diverse and changing environment.

The group is currently working on large scale and centralized community networks and community clouds, economics oriented distributed systems, particularly on resource allocation mechanisms for Grid and peer-to-peer, on decentralized systems applied to Ambient Networks, and on applications supporting cooperative learning (CSCL).

The Research and Publications links below lead to fuller information about this and other work in the group. You can find a map on where to reach us in the Location section. 

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We have projects for motivated researchers and students!

Distributed Systems Group Weekly Meetings

DSG is holding weekly meetings to create an space for researchers to learn and discuss about their latest findings in the area.

 

Seminar: Research challenges and platforms for Complex Computational and Data-enabled Science and Engineering

Number of credits: 3 ECTS; Approx. number of lecture hours: 18-20; Tentative dates: June 25 – July12, 2013

The broad objective of this course is to study the theory and hands-on practice of applied parallel/distributed computing and its applications with a special focus on current and ongoing research challenges for compute and data-enabled science and engineering. The course will focus on the Cloud computing and practices, data-intensive scientific computing and energy efficiency as well as the intersection of these topics. The second goal of the course is to provide students with experience in research, reading and reviewing papers, and making technical presentations.

This seminar is given under the support of the European Commission, EACEA agency, Erasmus Mundus Scholars programme.