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A survey of web research in Argentina

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Rossi, Gustavo Héctor

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Summary: In this paper we survey current research on Web issues in Argentina. We first describe briefly the current situation in computer science research and next we outline which are the most outstanding achievements in this area. Using the research areas in W3C conferences we describe the current projects, research groups and trends.

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In this paper we survey current research on Web issues in Argentina. We first describe briefly the current situation in computer science research and next we outline which are the most outstanding achievements in this area. Using the research areas in W3C conferences we describe the current projects, research groups and trends.

Latin American Web Conference (2008, oct. 28-30 : Vila Velha, Brasil), pp. 151-155.