The speakers talks have been html'ized and hyper linked. Click on the talk title, to access their virtual transparencies.

• What is Open Source? - Bruce Perens, opensource.org
• The Open Science Project - Dan Gezelter, openscience.org
• The Galaxy Parallel Computer Project at SUNY Stony Brook - Yuefan Deng
• Computing for BNL's Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
• Open Source XFS Journaling Filesystem for Linux - R. Kent Koeninger, SGI
• Open Visualization Data Explorer (OpenDX) - Bill Horn, IBM
• Using Beowulf for Macromolecular Crystallography at the National Synchrotron Light Source - Malcolm Capel, BNL
• OpenGL and GLX: High Performance 3D for Linux - Jon Leech, SGI
• The GNU Scientific Library Mark Galassi, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Open Source in Medical Imaging - Bill Rooney, BNL
• It Ain't Open 'til It's Open - Jon Hall, Linux International

• Overcoming the obstacles faced by the Department of Energy, the National Science Foundation and national facilities like Brookhaven National Lab in using and contributing to Open Source technologies.

Panelists:

• Bruce Perens - opensource.org
• Fred Johnson - Department of Energy, Office of Science
• Larry Augustin - VA Linux
• Michael Johnson - Red Hat Inc.
• Jon Hall - Linux International
• Ognjan V. Shentov - Pennie & Edmonds

• Information Technolgy Department at BNL

  3-D visualization room
  Parallel computers
  

• Relativisitic Heavy Ion Collider

  Collider Ring
  PHENIX Experiment
  STAR Experiment
  

• Center for Imaging and Neurosciences

  Positron Emission Tomograph (PET)
  High Field Magnetic Resonance Imager (MRI)