Opening

Douglas VAN HOUWELING - Internet2

[Robert Cailleau] - The Goal of Scientific Collaboration

Deb Agarwal - Intergroup Protocols and Human Collaboration

Erik Hofer - Theory of Remote Scientific Collaboration

Martin Wessner - Collaboration in Context

Andy Parker - Beyond HEP: Experiences from UK eScience

Lucas Taylor - CMS Centers

Erik GOTTSCHALK - Plans for the US-CMS Remote Operations Center

Steinar STAPNES, Univ. of Oslo - An Overview of the ATLAS Experiment and the Role of Collaborative Tools in Scientific Discovery

Rick CAVANAUGH, University of Florida - Collaborative Tools in a Grid Environment

Steve Goldfarb - RTAG 12: An Assessment of the Collaborative Tool Needs of the LHC

Tim Smith - Collaborative Tool Plans at CERN

Airong LUO, University of Michigan - The Importance of Collaborative Tools in Developing Countries

Jeremy HERR, UMich - Web Lecture Archiving, Robotic Tracking Systems, and the Lecture Object

Roberto PUGLIESE, ELETTRA - MLV, a Tool to Support Maintaining, Optimizing, and Trouble Shooting Accelerator Components from Off-Site

Todd NEEDHAM, Microsoft Research - ConferenceXP: Shaping the Future of Collaboration

Tandberg

Harvey NEWMAN, CALTECH - A Vision of Collaboration at the High Energy Frontier in the LHC Era

Pavel FARKAS, Caltech - Using OpenGL and 3D to Manage Large Numbers of Video Conferencing Streams

Markus NORDBERG, CERN - Collaborative Tools and the Management of Large Experiments

Charles SEVERANCE, University of Michigan - Grid Enabled Collaborative Tools for Scientific Research

Panel Discussion

Charles Severance - Collaborative eScience: Evolving Approaches (from slide 76)

Erik DOBBELSTEIJN, SURFnet - Integrating Group Collaboration Tools

Airong LUO,University of Michigan - Awareness in Collaboratories

Sandra SLAUGHTER, Carnegie Mellon University - Controlling and Coordinating Large, Complex and Distributed Scientific Research Collaboration

Todd NEEDHAM, Microsoft Research - The ConferenceXP Research Platform

Philippe GALVEZ, CALTECH - From VRVS to EVO

Michael PAPKA, ANL - Access Grid Update

Jeremy BIRNHOLTZ, University of Toronto - Using Motion Tracking to Provide Dynamic Shared Visual Spaces in Collaboration Environments

Michael PAPKA, Argonne National Laboratory - Petascale Visualization and Collaboration

Town Hall Discussion

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