“The Global Learning Series” to Feature HP and MSI in “Understanding Scientific Research” Program
National Television Education Series to Highlight Scientific Research and Supercomputing.
Minneapolis, MN, April 01, 2010 --(PR.com)-- “The Global Learning Series,” an education-focused public television distributed program, will feature HP and University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute (MSI) in an episode called “Understanding Scientific Research.”
The show will be distributed in early summer to public television stations and several cable television stations throughout the country. The program aims to educate viewers on important issues and advances regarding higher education research computing across a broad range of facilities including medicine and engineering.
“We are honored to shoot this story with HP at the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute for Advanced Computational Research. Our focus is to inform and educate global audiences including high end researchers, computational scientists and technologists about issues and technological advances in research computing. HP has reached and exceeded global leadership status in this area,” noted John McGuire, Executive Producer of Programming for “The Global Learning Series.”
Research Institutions and Universities are in a very competitive environment for funding and top talent and expertise. Advanced HPC technology is a foundation for 21st Century research. Key universities like MSI depend on HP high performance technology to increase performance, speed application development and accelerate research projects across the digital campus. Over 40% of the world’s most powerful top 500 Super Computing sites run on HP technology.
More information about HP’s high-performance computing solutions is available at www.hp.com/go/hpc.
About “The Global Learning Series”
“The Global Learning Series” is education-focused, issue-oriented, non-commercial, and is independently produced and distributed directly to public television stations around the country and globally to both the web and U.S. Government Voice of America News and Information. “The Global Learning Series” strictly follows the standards and practices of public television, and is distributed freely to public television stations and VOA Television for them to use at their own discretion. “The Global Learning Series” program is not affiliated with PBS. For program information, contact: "http://www.thegloballearningseries.tv"
###
The show will be distributed in early summer to public television stations and several cable television stations throughout the country. The program aims to educate viewers on important issues and advances regarding higher education research computing across a broad range of facilities including medicine and engineering.
“We are honored to shoot this story with HP at the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute for Advanced Computational Research. Our focus is to inform and educate global audiences including high end researchers, computational scientists and technologists about issues and technological advances in research computing. HP has reached and exceeded global leadership status in this area,” noted John McGuire, Executive Producer of Programming for “The Global Learning Series.”
Research Institutions and Universities are in a very competitive environment for funding and top talent and expertise. Advanced HPC technology is a foundation for 21st Century research. Key universities like MSI depend on HP high performance technology to increase performance, speed application development and accelerate research projects across the digital campus. Over 40% of the world’s most powerful top 500 Super Computing sites run on HP technology.
More information about HP’s high-performance computing solutions is available at www.hp.com/go/hpc.
About “The Global Learning Series”
“The Global Learning Series” is education-focused, issue-oriented, non-commercial, and is independently produced and distributed directly to public television stations around the country and globally to both the web and U.S. Government Voice of America News and Information. “The Global Learning Series” strictly follows the standards and practices of public television, and is distributed freely to public television stations and VOA Television for them to use at their own discretion. “The Global Learning Series” program is not affiliated with PBS. For program information, contact: "http://www.thegloballearningseries.tv"
###
Contact
The Global Learning Series
Patricia Stricker
561.338.7479 ext 279
www.thegloballearningseries.tv
Patricia Stricker
561.338.7479 ext 279
www.thegloballearningseries.tv
Contact
Categories