The synergy between computational clouds and non-HPC scientific applications (sometimes
referred to as “midrange computing”) is highlighted in recent institutional reports concerning …

Summary The demand for Information Technology (IT) resources is constantly growing in the
scientific area. The ability to store and process increasing amounts of data has transformed …

This poster considers the practical barriers to public cloud use for biomedical applications
and the advantages of private cloud use for such applications. In addition, it discusses …

The authors analyze legal regulation issues surrounding cloud computing in healthcare. As
a result of the authors' expertise in cloud-based data processing for organizations in the …

Development of scientific computing infrastructure significantly influences on various fields
of science that require complex computational problems solving and unified sets of …

In this article, the authors, using information-systems modeling techniques, and considering
current national legal regulations, present the cloud-enabled architecture of a clinical data …

As virtualization technologies mature and become ever more widespread, cloud computing
has emerged as a promising paradigm for e-science. In order to facilitate successful …

It is a pleasure to present this special issue covering subjects related to applying cloud
computing to bioinformatics, biomedicine, and health, including solutions to area problems …

[EN] Open Science is a paradigm in which scientific data, procedures, tools and results are
shared transparently and reused by society. The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) …

High throughput platforms available in clinical settings or in research laboratories, such as
magnetic resonance imaging, microarray, mass spectrometry and next-generation …