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E-Science

E-Science, also known as eScience, is the practice of conducting computationally intensive scientific research in highly distributed network environments. This form of science involves the use of substantial data sets that necessitate grid computing, a method of leveraging multiple computers to process large data sets efficiently. In some cases, the term…

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E-Science

Nodes88
Edges87
Triples132
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022727
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E-Science

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related to UK programme · 24
E-Science → Additional, After, An, Chancellor, Core Programme, Director General, EPSRC, European Union, Exchequer Gordon Brown, From, Grid, HM Treasury, In November, Jisc, John Taylor, Lisbon Strategy, March, Phase, Research Council, Research Councils
related to External links · 21
E-Science → AHESSC, Data Services Collaborative, DOE, EDSC, Google, Humanities E-Science Support Centre, Infrastructures, Institute, NSF Open Science GridThe, NSF TeraGrid ProjectArts, Research Council's, Science, Science Collaboration, Science Research CentreeSSENCE, Social Science, The European Commission's, UK National Centre, University, VL-e, WashingtonThe Dutch Virtual Laboratory
related to Consortiums · 19
E-Science → Areas, Brazil, Clemson, European Grid Infrastructure, Example, FermiGrid, FNAL, Nebraska-Lincoln, Nordic DataGrid Facility, Oklahoma, Open Science Grid, Purdue, Science, SUNY-Buffalo, To, UNESP, United States, Wisconsin-Madison, Worldwide LHC Computing Grid
related to Sweden · 18
E-Science → Karolinska, KI, KTH, Kungliga Tekniska, Linköping University, LiU, Lund University, Science Collaboration, Science Research Center, SeRC, Stockholm University, SU, Sweden, Swedish, The, Two, Umeå University, Uppsala University
related to Comparison with traditional science · 12
E-Science → As, Boyle's, Conceptually, However, Rather, Robert Boyle, Science, The, This, Today, Traditional, Victoria Stodden
related to Europe · 12
E-Science → Amsterdam, Europe, More, National, Netherlands, October, PLAN-E, Plan-Europe, Platform, Reference, Science/Data Research Centers, Terms
related to United States · 10
E-Science → ACCESS, After, Department, Energy, National Science Foundation, NSF OCI, Office, Science, TeraGrid, United States-based
related to Characteristics and examples · 9
E-Science → CERN Large Hadron Collider, Currently, Due, Grid, In Europe, Most, Science, UK, United Kingdom
related to Science 2.0 · 4
E-Science → Other, Science, Such, To
see also · 3
E-Science → Citizen, Science, Social ScienceGrid

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E-Sciencerelated to Characteristics and examplesUnited Kingdom0.60section
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E-Sciencerelated to Comparison with traditional scienceTraditional0.60section
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