This is a non-complete list of JavaGAT users.
JavaGAT can be downloaded anonymously, so we really don't know who is using it.
We are aware of some users, those are listed below. 
In many cases we don't exactly know what JavaGAT is used for.


- Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics in Garching (Alexander Beck-Ratzka)

- Louisiane State University, University of Texas (Rion Dooley)
  A computational chemistry middleware project that needs a lot of grid-type features.

- AMOLF, the Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics, The Netherlands 
  (Marco Konijnenburg).
  Using JavaGAT in a Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry (FTMS) analysis application.
  The FTMS dataset can be streamed to compute resources with the JavaGAT, with ssh, sftp 
  and gridftp.

- The JavaGAT is currently developed as a part of the Dutch Virtual Labs for E-science 
  project (Vl-e) middleware.

- The workflow system Triana (University of Cardiff) can use GAT to start jobs on the grid 
  (Ian Wang).

- Georgia State University (Milan Pandya)

- Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. JavaGAT is developed here. Several of our grid projects 
  use it. We also use it for the Grid Computing course here, students have to write grid 
  programs with the JavaGAT.
  
- The Multimedian project (http://www.multimedian.nl) uses JavaGAT to start parallel jobs 
  on the grid (Frank Seinstra).

- Zuse Institute Berlin, Germany (Artur Andrzejak)

- INRIA, France (Mario Leyton)

- The TextGrid project: http://www.textgrid.de (Frank Knoll)

- Jylab

- VUMC (Keith Cover)

- The Integrade Project (http://www.integrade.org.br)
	Integrade adaptor set (an object oriented grid middleware layer), an Eclipse based IDE

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