Chinese Academy of Sciences Cloud Computing Group: Incubation academic salon on Sheng platform

GUDPG, meaning that the Chinese Academy of Sciences Data Processing, the professional name belongs to a doctor and two masters of the three-person team, but also the Chinese Academy of Sciences Computing Cloud group. This vibrant and experienced development team has been awarded the highest award of the Kaixin Component Development Competition and the Silver Award of the Nokia Summit. Today, they came to the Grand Cloud Computing Creative & Development Competition, with the work of "cloud of Academic Salon", won the enviable monthly Best Creative award.

The monthly best Creative Award of the Grand Cloud Computing competition: an academic salon in the cloud

The "Cloud of Academic Salon" is a micro-blogging and SNS platform tailored for scientific researchers. And ordinary Weibo, in addition to allowing researchers to pay attention to each other and exchange, but also provides a conference, articles, Daniel, research topics as the center of concern. In addition, when the platform to accumulate a certain popularity, but also according to a scientific research article was discussed and the popularity of concern, to provide a different ranking based on the impact of the new ranking system.

"This idea has actually been brewing for a few years. Mainly in the process of scientific research and writing, we need to find some people with their own field of discussion. "The academic salon is of great importance to scientific research," said Zhou Wei, head of the group. Now the prototype system has been developed, hoping to use some cloud computing programming models and storage methods to solve scalability problems after the scale of the data is expanded. ”

"Hope to be able to on the Sheng platform (www.grandcloud.cn), complete the product hatch, slowly enlarge influence." "Zhou Wei that the development of cloud computing and SNS is complementary, in the cloud computing technology support, the future SNS will be hot, the subject will be more detailed."