Re: Position in Linux Cluster Computing

Hi,

Try this

http://www.lesbell.com.au/Home.nsf/b8ec57204f60dfcb4a2568c60014ed0f/673315301751997aca256f6c001a2941?OpenDocument

Cheers,
Chris

On Wed, 2006-09-20 at 19:57 +1000, J. Mark Campbell wrote:
> Hi All
> This may be of interest to some.
> Please direct all inquiries to Peter Strazdins. Details below.
>  
> Regards,
>  
> Cambo
>  
> J. Mark Campbell
> Administrator MLUG
>  
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> PhD Scholarships / Post-Doc in Linux Cluster Computing
>  
> We are looking for motivated computer science graduates with an
> interest in Linux-based High Performance Cluster computing to join the
> Jabberwocky Heterogeneous Cluster Research Project. This project is
> between the Canberra-based HPC company Alexander Technology, the
> Department of Computer Science at the Australian National University
> and the Distributed and High-Performance Computing Group at the
> University at Adelaide.
>  
> We have employment opportunities (available from November 2006) for a
> Research Associate / Postdoctoral Fellow and for three ARC-funded PhD
> Scholarships (with top-up and internship opportunities). The project 
> focuses on state-of-the-art grid-enabled heterogeneous clusters,
> concentrating on the following aspects:
>  * (Xen) virtualization support for performance, load balancing
>            and task migration
>  * scheduling and intelligent runtime environments
>  * advanced predictive performance models for
>    parallel applications and cluster networks
>  
> For more information, see http://jabberwocky.anu.edu.au or contact
> Peter.Strazdins[at]cs.anu.edu.au, ph (02) 6125 5140 .
> Note: PhD applications are needed by end of October 2006.
>  
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