Article #181: Purdue Researchers Are Redefining How Information is Shared
Purdue Researchers are redefining how information is shared between scientists, professors, and students. Grid computing is more than a concept.
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Article #173: Purdue among NSF Sites Providing 34 Million Hours of Supercomputing Time to Scientists
Every three months, a committee of computational scientists from across the country reviews requests for, and awards time at, NSF-supported supercompu...
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Article #178: Rosen Center now has 14 times the computing capacity it had two years ago
The Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) has 14 times the computing capacity now than it did two years ago, thanks to a new supercomputer and th...
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Article #171: Loftis Joins the Rosen Center Staff
Bruce Loftis joined the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing staff on April 18, 2004 as a Senior Research Scientist and Manager of User Services. Bruce...
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Article #168: ITaP staff participated in SC2004
ITaP staff and faculty from several areas of the University—about 70 people in all—participated in the Super Computing 2004 (SC2004) conference, which...
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Article #167: ITaP sponsors Linux Cluster computing conference
Linux cluster computing is now a significant tool in research computing, and an upcoming international conference—of which ITaP is a sponsor—will exam...
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Article #166: Purdue achieved TeraGrid Status
Thanks to the help of many ITaP staff, Purdue has achieved TeraGrid status. The TeraGrid is the National Science Foundation's largest cyberinfrastruct...
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Article #155: Intel Foundation sponsors Purdue Research Opportunities Program (PROP)
Ten Purdue Research Opportunities Program (PROP) Scholars arrived on Sunday, July 13, for a three-week residential intensive Summer Institute, jointly...