Clare E. Mackay

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Published: 1993
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2006
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John R. Geddes, Clare E. Mackay, Sharon Lloyd, Andrew Simpson, David J. Power, Douglas Russell, Mila Katzarova, Martin Rossor, Nick C. Fox, Jonathon Fletcher, Derek L. G. Hill, Kate McLeish, Joseph V. Hajnal, Stephen M. Lawrie, Dominic Job, Andrew M. McIntosh, Joanna M. Wardlaw, Peter Sandercock, Jeb Palmer, Dave Perry, Rob Procter, Jenny Ure, Philip Bath, Graham Watson:
The Challenges of Developing a Collaborative Data and Compute Grid for Neurosciences. CBMS 2006: 81-86
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John R. Geddes, Clare E. Mackay, Sharon Lloyd, Andrew C. Simpson, David J. Power, Douglas Russell, Marina Jirotka, Mila Katzarova, Martin Rossor, Nick C. Fox, Jonathon Fletcher, Derek L. G. Hill, Kate McLeish, Yu Chen, Joseph V. Hajnal, Stephen M. Lawrie, Dominic Job, Andrew M. McIntosh, Joanna M. Wardlaw, Peter Sandercock, Jeb Palmer, Dave Perry, Rob Procter, Jenny Ure, Mark Hartswood, Roger Slack, Alex Voss, Kate Ho, Philip Bath, Wim Clarke, Graham Watson:
Designing for e-Health: Recurring Scenarios in Developing Grid-based Medical Imaging Systems. HealthGrid 2006: 336-347

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