International Workshop on Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life March 05-07, 2010

International Workshop on Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life March 05-07, 2010

Organized by

Department of Chemistry,
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Workshop Dates: March 05-07, 2010

Important Dates

Deadline for Registration: 31 December, 2009
Deadline for submission of abstracts: 20 January, 2010
Deadline for submition of registration fee: 20 January, 2010

Chemical evolution and origin of life is one of the emerging topics of interdisciplinary research. To introduce to the teaching community and students the latest findings on this topic, a three day workshop comprising of invited talks and poster presentations is being organized. Topics related to prebiotic chemistry, RNA world, search for life in our solar system and beyond will be discussed.

This workshop is proposed to provide a platform for interaction amongst the teaching faculty and students for enhanced activities in the field of chemical evolution and origin of life.

Workshop Venue

Department of Chemistry
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Roorkee – 247 667
India

Registration

Registration fee includes abstract booklet and local hospitality during the workshop. Lodging charges will have to be borne by the participants depending upon the type of accommodation they avail.

Deadline for submission of registration form: 31 December, 2009

Registration Fee
   

Category	Participants from SAARC	Participants from other places
Teachers and Scientists	INR  2000	US$  250
Students	INR 1500	US$  150

All payments should be made through bank draft drawn in favor of “International workshop on Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life” payable at Roorkee. The amount should include the registration fee and estimated charges for accommodation can be sent before 20 January, 2010 to: Dr. Kamaluddin, Convener, International Workshop on Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life, Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee – 247 667, India.

Registration Form click to download

Contact Us

Dr. Kamaluddin
Convener
International Workshop on Chemical Evolution and Origin of Life
Department of Chemistry
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
Roorkee – 247 667, India
Tel: +91 – 1332 – 274473
       +91 – 1332 – 285918
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Mobile: 9897011949
Fax: +91 – 1332 – 286202
E-mail: kamalfcy@iitr.ernet.in
            kamalfcy@gmail.com

For general enquiries related to workshop: ceol2010@gmail.com

QoS and QoS in IPv6

QoS and QoS in IPv6

ABSTRACT 

It is as difficult today to predict the future of the Internet and electronic commerce Internet2 is expected to be involved in scientific and business research and development, but we simply cannot foresee all the ways in which the Internet of the future will be used or what its full impact will be. What we do know, however, is that the Internet is already transforming business, education, and entertainment, and affecting nearly every aspect of our lives. Most descriptions of the future of the Internet have focused on bandwidth. But the next-generation Internet is about much more than high-speed networks. In essence, it is about applications. The issue is not what the technology can do, but what we can do with it.
The primary aim of upgrading the internet protocol from version 4 to version 6 is to increase this address space. However, as ideas in computer science have evolved over the years since IPv4 was designed, the opportunity was taken to attend to several other concerns at the same time. One of these was the lack of QoS fields in the current header for each packet. Below we will discuss in depth what these headers look like under IPv4 and IPv6, and why these changes have been made.

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Real Time Application Interface (RTAI)

Real Time Application Interface (RTAI)

ABSTRACT

Real-Time Application Interface (RTAI) is a real-time Linux implementation . It adds a small real-time kernel below the standard Linux kernel and treats the Linux kernel as a low priority real-time task.RTAI provides a large selection of inter-process communication mechanisms and other real-time services. Additionally, RTAI provides a LXRT module for easy development of real-time applications in user space. LXRT makes it possible to dynamically switch between real-time and non-real-time operation in the user space. Finally, we give a small example of using RTAI and LXRT.

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