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resText[0] = '<a href="http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~resolve">Reusable Software Research Group (RSRG)</a><br>The work of the RSRG deals with the disciplined engineering of, and with, reusable software components.'
resText[1] = '<a href="http://dsrg.cs.clemson.edu/">Dependable Systems Research Group (DSRG)</a><br>The mission of the DSRG is to enable the design, deployment, and management of unattended, long-lived applications at scale.'
resText[2] = '<a href="http://www.imsa.clemson.edu/">Institute for Modeling and Simulation</a><br>The institute\'s goal is to further knowledge by using models and simulations in education, industry, and research.'
resText[3] = '<a href="http://www.vr.clemson.edu/">Virtual Reality Research</a><br>These pages were developed entirely by students, graduate and undergraduate, who have been involved in virtual reality research at Clemson.'
resText[4] = '<a href="http://vret.ces.clemson.edu/">Eye Tracking Research</a><br>These pages, maintained by Dr. Andrew Duchowski, describe the work in the Eye Tracking Laboratory, part of Virtual Reality research at Clemson.'
resText[5] = '<a href="http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~rmg/linux.html">Linux  / Mesa / GLINT</a><br>Clemson has undertaken a study of the feasibility of obtaining real-time, high quality graphics from low-cost, PC-class hardware. '
resText[6] = '<a href="http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~westall/atm/atm.html">ATM Networking in Linux</a><br>Linux network device drivers for the IBM Turboways 25 and Interphase 5515 and 5575 families of ATM adapters, developed and maintained at Clemson.'
resText[7] = '<a href="http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~goddard/dag.html">Discrete Algorithms</a><br>Discrete algorithms are algorithms designed for objects such as trees, graphs and sequences.'
resText[8] = '<a href="http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~stabiliz">Self-stabilizing Algorithms</a><br>Self-stabilizing algorithms make no assumptions about initial data and need no global coordination, and so can recover from arbitrary many faults. These have applications in ad hoc networks.'

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