Conference on Software for Multiprocessors and Supercomputers.
Abstract
Nearly 40 scientists from 9 countries outside Russia attended the conference. The countries supplying the most participants were France, Britain, and the United States. They were joined by a rotating collection of about 80 Russian scientists affiliated with the ten institutes ot the Russian Academy ot Science (RAS) which provided speakers tor the conference. Russian speakers came from institutes of RAS in Moscow, Nevosibirsk, St. Petersburg, and the Ukraine. The conference was beneficial for all. The visiting western scientists were given access to some of the latest Russian developments in the technologies for parallel computer programming met Russian scientists that had participated in legendary projects such as BESM and MARS, and could make or renew acquaintances with leaders of the Russian research institutes that are just coming into the world market as reliable providers of inexpensively priced, high quality computer systems software. They also had free access to the many cultural treasures of Moscow and could see Russian society firsthand in the transition between centrally controlled and individually directed economies. The Russians were given badly needed opportunities to meet western corporate and academic computer scientists with which they must seen term economic and scientific alliances it they are to survive personally and professionally. (KAR) P. 1
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 27, 1995
- Accession Number
- ADA297522
Entities
People
- Larry Wittie
Organizations
- Stony Brook University