Article #466: Campus Technology picks HUBzero and Signals as top innovations for 2011
Campus Technology Magazine is recognizing Purdue as a campus technology innovator for HUBzero, a Web-based platform allowing researchers to collaborat...
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Article #460: ITaP research computing begins using FootPrints ticketing system
ITaP’s research computing unit the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing is now using Numara FootPrints to manage user requests and problems, as well as...
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Article #459: Latest release makes HUBzero computing, collaboration software more social
HUBzero’s latest open source release enhances the platform for creating powerful websites supporting computation, research, education and collaboratio...
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Article #452: Coates scratch directory changes on 2/22 and 3/31
The default scratch directory location for the Coates Linux cluster has changed from the BlueArc storage servers to the Lustre storage system installe...
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Article #454: Future athletic rivals, Nebraska and Purdue are teammates in research computing
Nebraska may not feel like an official member of the Big Ten Conference until football season begins this fall, but Purdue and its future conference r...
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Article #451: ITaP surveying faculty and staff about research computing needs and new supercomputer
ITaP is planning a new community cluster supercomputer to be built in 2011 and gathering information about what Purdue faculty and staff may need eith...
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Article #446: ITaP and Purdue Calumet partnership gives Calumet campus first large-scale supercomputer
At Purdue University Calumet, Chenn Qian Zhou's engineering students work on real-world problems from energy companies, the steel industry, refineries...
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Article #444: Research and education technologies conference presentations now available online
Video of and PowerPoint slides from presentations at Purdue CI Days 2010—a two-day event focused on technology to enhance research, teaching and progr...
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Article #439: ITaP activates new research supercomputing cluster, space still available
That rocket engines and pipe organs have something in common may not seem intuitive, but both blow acoustic waves through a tube. This can result in b...
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Article #434: Purdue's partnership for building research supercomputers wins international award
Purdue is being recognized as a worldwide campus technology innovator for the ITaP-led Community Cluster Program, a partnership with faculty researche...
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Article #433: ITaP taking orders for new research supercomputing cluster
Orders for the new Rossmann community cluster are now being taken by ITaP. ITaP’s Rosen Center for Advanced Computing plans to build the new cluster i...
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Article #428: HUBzero open source release is a hub-in-a-box, without the box
When Purdue Professor Ashlie Martini wants to explain how force variations cause ribbon-like protein molecules to change shape, which governs their my...
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Article #424: ITaP surveying faculty and staff about research computing needs and new supercomputer
ITaP is planning a new community cluster to be built this spring and is gathering information about what Purdue faculty and staff may need either as a...
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Article #417: Apply for computational time on TeraGrid by January 15, 2010 (by 12:00 Midnight submitter's local time)
National Science Foundation prepares for transition to eXtreme Digital generation of cyberinfrastructure Purdue researchers needing assistance in appl...
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Article #415: Purdue's DiaGrid is a top 100 information technology development for 2009
The DiaGrid project operated by ITaP has been selected by IDG’s InfoWorld as one of the top 100 information technology projects of 2009 in its InfoWor...
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Article #413: ITaP sets Jan. 4 deadline for buying into the new Coates cluster
ITaP is issuing a “last call” to Purdue researchers who may want to buy nodes in the new Coates community cluster supercomputer. Those wishing to buy...
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Article #410: SC09 Cluster Challenge: Purdue, ITaP student supercomputing team wins 'green' computing award
Purdue’s student Cluster Challenge team at the SC09 supercomputing conference in Portland, Ore., was fast and green. The Purdue team in the competitio...
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Article #409: DiaGrid: Purdue puts SC09 supercomputing conference computers to work on science
Ken Newton uses computer simulations of ions (charged atoms) to optimize techniques used in studying their structure. Ions are essential to life and i...
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Article #407: Purdue research computing grid is no Toy Story, but a new animated video about it is close
If Purdue University computer graphics technology student Micah Bojrab gets his dream job with a Hollywood animation studio, a system for harnessing u...
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Article #406: Purdue highlights cloud computing tools at SC09 supercomputing conference
Facebook for scientists—but built to facilitate serious research rather than socializing—and an award-winning method for putting idle computers to wor...