Program details 2007


	Alan Noble: Globally distributing innovation: A Google perspective
	Alex Szalay: Science in an Exponential World
	Andrew Treloar: Supporting the e-Research lifecycle from acquisition through to annotation: the DART/ARCHER experience
	Ann Borda: Expanded uptake and sustainable communities of use: JISC’s role in shaping the UK e-Infrastructure for Research
	Ann Borda: The Integrative Biology Virtual Research Environment (IBVRE)
	Anna Shillabeer, Denise de Vries, and John Roddick: Data wars over data stores: challenges in medical data linkage
	Anne-Marie Lansdown: All aboard, destination: Seamless
	Anthony J Maeder: Data linking and integration for health applications
	Australian Access Federation Reference Group Forum
	Bernard Pailthorpe: Collaborative working - from HPC, Vis to AG developments in Australia
	Brian Fitzgerald and Scott Kiel-Chisholm: The Legal Framework for e-Research Project
	Bruce Wren: The new world of web based research collaboration
	Chris Myers: Virtual Beamline Development for the Australian Synchrotron
	Craig Johnson: Building the eResearch Marine Science Information Infrastructure
	David Abramson: Grid enabling 'real' science and engineering
	David de Roure: eScience is about Scientists too
	David Thorns and Mary Allan: Access Grid, video conferencing, and real life simulation
	Glenn Moloney: Australian participation in the world's largest eresearch infrastructure: the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid and the EGEE program
	Humanities technologies: an information gathering forum for humanities
	Ian Atkinson: CIMA, SRB, and JAINIS
	Ian Atkinson: Sensor grids and ARCHER
	Ian Johnson: Beyond bibliographies: integrating research data in a unified collaborative framework
	James Dalziel, Neil Witheridge, and Aizhong Lin: The AAF and Shibboleth
	James Dalziel, Ray Warouw, and Chi Nguyen: ASK-OSS, DRAMA and RAMS: eResearch support from MELCOE
	James Farnhill: A view of access management from Europe
	Jane Hunter: Harvesting community tags and annotations to augment institutional repository metadata
	Jane Hunter: The Open Archives Initiative Object Reuse and Exchange (OAI-ORE)
	Jason Lohrey: Mediaflux™: A data management platform for collaborative research
	Jeremy Barker: Bio-grids and applications (QFAB)
	Jeremy Frey: The CombeChem project: From smart labs to smart papers
	Keith Webster: eResearch and the future of research libraries
	Kerry Kilner: The Resource for Australian Literature
	Lesley Wyborn and Robert Woodcock: Developing an e-Research infrastructure for Australian earth sciences: the NCRIS 5.13 AuScope Grid
	Lindsay Hood: National Grid and applications
	Lyle Winton and Kerry Blinco: The e-Framework
	Marienne Hibbert: The Molecular Medicine Informatics Model (MMIM)
	Markus Buchhorn: The preservation and sustainability of research data
	Martin Flanagan: Accelerating investigative discovery
	Mary Galea: Walk small, walk tall: walking through the lifespan
	Mike Briers: Globalising social science based e-research services: Some benefits and challenges
	Mike Sargent: eResearch Strategic Positioning for the Future
	Neil Killeen: An informatics system for neuroscience research imaging
	Nick Jones and Sam Searle: BeSTGRID and KAREN: Collaboration capability for eResearch in New Zealand
	Nick Tate: Overview, history and the Australian Access Federation (AAF)
	Patty McMillan, UQ: Middleware roadmap and action plan for Australian research and higher education
	Paul Arthur: Going digital: Humanities and the eResearch revolution
	Paul Davis: VeRSI
	Peter Harris: The virtual kidney: An eResearch interface and grid portal
	Phil Bourne: Thoughts on the future of scientific dissemination
	Rhys Francis: Platforms for collaboration
	Richard Levy and Austin McLean, ProQuest: Institutional repositories: A gateway to e-research
	Rodney McDuff and Patty McMillan: Identity data schemas for the AAF (AUeduPerson)
	Ross Coleman: A maturing partnership: eHumanities and the digital library
	Rudolf Dimper: High performance computing for synchrotron radiation research
	Sarah Howard and John Byron: Humanities technologies: Research methods and ICT use by humanities researchers
	Scott Parker: Honeycomb storage
	Simon Ringer: Microscopy & microanalysis: Challenges & opportunities in eResearch
	Toby Burrows and Elzbieta Majocha: Building infrastructures for Web-based collaboration in humanities research networks
	Tom Honeyman: FieldHelper: A tool to assist the collation of field data and its ingestion into repositories
	Viviani Paz and Nick Tate: Issues of policy and governance for the AAF
	Wayne Richards: National Data Network (NDN)

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