Latin American eScience Workshop 2013
Place: ESPAÇO APAS – Rua Pio XI, 1200 – Alto da Lapa | City: São Paulo, Brazil
In Brazil, researchers have been working together to increase our understanding of tropical ecosystems, human impact on the environment, biogenetics, and biodiversity. These efforts are providing new opportunities to improve our capabilities in data-intensive research and strengthen the eScience research community.
From May 13 to 15, 2013, we hosted a special eScience Workshop in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. The event brought together more than 150 participants—including students and researchers from all over the world—to explore collaboration and research opportunities in areas such as environmental sciences, bioenergy, biodiversity, health, and digital humanities.
For more information, visit:
- The event website.
- http://www.nature.com/natureevents/science/events/18384-Latam_eScience_Workshop_2013
- http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/events/latamescience2013/
Featured Speakers
Featured Speakers
- Tony Hey, vice president, Microsoft Research Connections
- Drew Purves, head of the Computational Ecology and Environmental Science Group, Microsoft Research Cambridge
- Carole Goble, professor in the School of Computer Science, University of Manchester
Workshop Organization Committee
Workshop Organization Committee
- Roberto Marcondes Jr., University of São Paulo
- Claudia Bauzer Medeiros, UNICAMP
- Juliana Salles, Microsoft Research Connections
Sponsors
Workshop Sponsors
Microsoft Research and FAPESP were joint sponsors of this special eScience Workshop. FAPESP is an independent public foundation with the mission to foster research and the scientific and technological development of the State of São Paulo.
Student Sponsorships
FAPESP fully sponsored selected students from around the world to attend and participate in the eScience Workshop.
Students selected
Students Selected
All candidates registered will receive an e-mail until tomorrow (March 19th) with further information about approval in the LATAM’s selection. If you have any doubt, please contact: latam13@ime.usp.br
| 1. Abreu, V. de | 21. Figueroa, J. C. A. | 41. Rocha, R. |
| 2. Ahmad, S. | 22. Garai, P. | 42. Rosa, T. de O. |
| 3. Albukhanajer, W. | 23. Gonçalves, L. | 43. Rosana, A. R. |
| 4. Amaral, R. B. | 24. Khademi, M. | 44. Rysavy, S. |
| 5. Arregoitia, L. D. V. | 25. Khandan, H. A. N. | 45. Schluter, F. |
| 6. Bame, N. | 26. Kundu, S. | 46. Shahand, S. |
| 7. Barúa, C. | 27. Llerena, N. E. M. | 47. Shishkova, E. |
| 8. Bilal, B. | 28. Mannschatz, T. | 48. Silva, A. da |
| 9. Borkum, M. | 29. Matai, J. | 49. Su, J. |
| 10. Cardona, C. | 30. Monge, D. | 50. Sun, X. |
| 11. Carmona, S. | 31. Monte, C. F. P. | 51. Teneva, N. |
| 12. Carvalho, M. A. A. S. de | 32. Moran, T. | 52. Torres-Miranda, A. |
| 13. Castan, J. H. | 33. Murthy, K. R. |
53. Subramanian, S. V. |
| 14. Chakraborty, A. | 34. Oliveira, A. H. | 54. Verón, F. A. G. |
| 15. Chakraborty, T. | 35. Oliveira, G. | 55. Videla, S. |
| 16. Chamanara, J. | 36. Pagnuco, I. A. | 56. Villegas, A. M. |
| 17. Dahal, N. | 37. Palamara, G. M. | 57. Xiao, X. |
| 18. Diaz, J. L. G. | 38. Palma, A. de | 58. Zerillo, M. |
| 19. Duque, E. | 39. Pinagé, F. | 59. Zhang, J. |
| 20. Edera, A. A. | 40. Ramírez, E. | 60. Zhang, L. |
All Dates
- From 2013-05-13 to 2013-05-15