Article #779: New Rice community cluster research supercomputer ready for faculty
Carlo Scalo’s research relies on large-scale computer simulations to support modeling and fundamental investigations of complex fluid dynamic systems...
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Article #775: Purdue supercomputer usage and failure data research could make supercomputers even more super
Purdue’s Community Cluster Program supercomputers are used by campus researchers to look at everything from the molecular machinery of viruses to the...
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Article #770: Purdue again leads the nation in supercomputing systems for campus research
Severe thunderstorms and the potential for tornadoes are a fact of life in Indiana, at Purdue no less than the rest of the state. Dan Dawson wants to...
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Article #766: Student supercomputing team from Purdue, Colombia aims for super performance in Germany
Purdue computer science major Emma Wynne has spent a lot of time writing programs for her classes, but not so much on the hardware where those program...
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Article #757: Rice, Purdue's eighth research supercomputing cluster in as many years, gets off to a running start
If Kim Hoogewind is an indication, Purdue’s latest research supercomputer is going to be busy. The doctoral student was simulating future severe weath...
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Article #756: Fast and furious: Purdue building its newest research supercomputer in less than a day
More than 100 staff members and volunteers will build Purdue’s’s latest high-performance computing cluster in a fast and furious race with the clock F...
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Article #754: DiaGrid helps advance biomedical imaging for understanding and treating cancer and other diseases
Purdue’s DiaGrid hub is helping advance a biomedical imaging technique capable of precisely capturing mechanical properties of bodily tissue, which co...
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Article #740: Purdue's new research supercomputer designed to fit a variety of computational needs
Purdue’s latest Community Cluster Program research supercomputer offers faculty and campus units more than just one big community in which to settle t...
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Article #734: Research Data Depot makes moving video for psychology research easy
Joel Sprunger, a Purdue doctoral student in clinical psychology, had a problem — a whole lot of video to move from Indianapolis to Purdue and to Georg...
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Article #722: Research using the Conte cluster, Phi acceleration yields optimal results from graph matching problems faster
Arif Khan isn’t just using Purdue’s Conte cluster supercomputer and its Intel Xeon Phi accelerators to develop better ways to find a needle in a hayst...
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Article #719: ThinLinc lets Purdue researchers access community clusters from almost anywhere
When Purdue Professor Michael Grant found himself in Ohio with nothing but a 4G LTE cellular connection to get back to campus, his research employing...
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Article #709: Team of Purdue and Colombian students share a common language - supercomputing
Student supercomputing competitions have taken Kurt Kroeger to Salt Lake City, Leipzig, Germany, and now New Orleans, but they also have him headed fo...
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Article #693: Purdue, Globus partnership gives researchers an easy way to move big data to and from campus
Purdue doctoral student Archana Tankasala is studying electron interactions in few-electron systems involving 1.5 to 2 million atoms as part of resear...
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Article #692: National Cancer Informatics hub building a community to accelerate cancer research, discovery
In search of a platform to build a collaborative community of cancer informatics researchers, Ishwar Chandramouliswaran came across nanoHub.org, a nan...
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Article #691: Hadoop cluster now available for Purdue researchers analyzing big data
Professor William Cleveland and colleagues analyze terabytes of cybersecurity data looking for new ways to identify and combat spammers, data thieves...
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Article #683: Virtual environments will help engineering students learn how to inspect bridges
Hauling a classroom of engineering students to a busy highway bridge to teach them how to inspect for cracks, corrosion and other damage is a logistic...
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Article #669: Research computing coffee consultations can benefit would-be, new and experienced users
Dave Jacoby, a developer for Purdue’s Genomics Core Facility, has been a regular at the weekly meetups hosted by ITaP Research Computing (RCAC) staff,...
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Article #656: Round-the-world sound recording project for Earth Day gets help from Envision, ITaP
A project to record and create a library of sounds from around the world on Earth Day Tuesday, April 22, features a mobile application developed by IT...
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Article #642: Access to Carter cluster yields sunny forecast for atmospheric science students
Melissa Valentino, headed toward being a weather officer for the Air Force after graduation, knows the importance of computer modeling to her field so...
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Article #117: Data data everywhere, including HUBzero hubs, where it’s ready for researchers to put it to work
Thymic cancer is rare enough that one doctor, or even one hospital, never sees more than a few cases, making it difficult to better understand the sta...