Article #1871: New community cluster Bell arriving this year, space available for purchase now
Purdue’s newest community cluster supercomputer will be twice as fast as the retired Conte cluster, which was the nation’s fastest campus supercompute...
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Article #1857: Can video games save the honeybee?
While many of us know that bees and other insects face a precarious future, few people have concrete plans to do anything about it. A Purdue professor...
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Article #1680: College of Engineering, ITaP Research Computing team studies supercomputer reliability
Researchers running demanding computations, especially for projects like infectious disease modeling that need to be re-run frequently as new data bec...
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Article #1628: Envision Center available to collaborate with faculty on virtual instruction
As Purdue faculty continue teaching remotely, ITaP’s Envision Center can provide a way to deliver the kinds of hands-on, laboratory-based instruction...
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Article #1478: Purdue professor studies household financial decisions with the help of ITaP data analysis system
Whether your house has recently gained or lost value could predict how likely you are to vote in the next election. That’s the conclusion of recent re...
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Article #1473: Community clusters moving to Slurm job scheduling system; training available throughout February and March
In the coming weeks, each community cluster supercomputer operated by ITaP Research Computing will transition to Slurm, a new batch job scheduling sys...
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Article #1360: Purdue professor pieces together how massive stars explode using virtual reality
When giant stars in the Milky Way galaxy explode, they leave behind a trail of dust and gas that astronomers on Earth can observe for many thousands o...
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Article #1357: Envision Center VR app teaches construction workers not to fall
ITaP’s Envision Center has publicly released a virtual reality application designed to teach construction workers how to avoid falls, as well as the a...
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Article #1356: Purdue team chosen to compete in international supercomputing competition
When the top undergraduate student supercomputing teams convene in Denver, Colo. later this month, Purdue will again be one of just 16 teams in the co...
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Article #1351: Weber cluster available for high-performance computing with controlled research
Purdue’s new Weber cluster, operated by ITaP, gives faculty doing controlled unclassified research a powerful computational resource on campus. Weber...
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Article #1336: Gilbreth supercomputer helping Purdue faculty make leaps in machine learning, artificial intelligence, data science
Purdue faculty working in machine learning, artificial intelligence and other fields that are optimized for computations run on graphics processing un...
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Article #1335: Purdue's nanoHUB@Home project lets anyone contribute to cutting-edge nanotechnology research – no PhD required
The next time you close your computer’s lid and put it to sleep, you could instead be putting it to work on research projects in computational nanotec...
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Article #1333: Purdue team wins best student paper award at national research computing conference
A team of students who deployed an intrusion detection system on Purdue’s research network was awarded the Best Student Paper in the “Facilitation of...
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Article #1331: Scholar cluster now features GPUs, increased storage
Purdue students using Scholar, a cluster supercomputer ITaP makes available for classroom use, can now use GPUs to study subjects such as machine lear...
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Article #1327: Brown supercomputer lifespan extended, space still available for purchase
ITaP Research Computing recently announced that the Brown community cluster supercomputer will remain in service through 2023, providing researchers w...
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Article #1313: Purdue’s Box research storage service a key component of Eli Lilly collaboration
Researchers participating in Purdue’s five-year, $52 million life sciences collaboration with Eli Lilly & Co. are relying on Purdue’s instance of...
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Article #1304: Envision Center celebrates 15 years of advancing research, education with virtual reality, data visualization
The Envision Center’s 15th anniversary is a chance to look back on the center’s accomplishments so far, while celebrating its next giant leap forward....
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Article #1298: Image processing software developed by ITaP staff engineer still used widely 30 years later
Software developed by an ITaP engineer has put geospatial data analysis in the hands of researchers and students for a generation now. MultiSpec was d...
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Article #1286: Purdue intercultural learning center flourishes with the help of HUBzero
Purdue’s Center for Intercultural Learning, Mentorship, Assessment and Research (CILMAR) has turned to HUBzero, an ITaP-developed cyberinfrastructure...
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Article #1283: Purdue soil scientist digs into data with the help of ITaP Research Computing
A Purdue professor who studies how the physical and chemical properties of soils change across landscapes is using a new ITaP Research Computing data...