IU Research Technologies Impacts Annual Reports published online via the digital publisher Issuu.
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Supercomputing in a music school via Jetstream
Jetstream’s virtual interface finds a new home at the IU Jacobs School of Music hosting statistical analysis applications aimed to inform both music education researchers and policy makers.
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18 billion text comparisons on IU supercomputers determine why companies use boilerplate risk factor disclosures
Researchers determine why companies use boilerplate language in their risk factor disclosures rather than original, company-specific language as required by federal guidelines.
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Costume collab
RT’s Advanced Visualization Lab partners with the curator of the Sage Collection at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design to digitize and share the collection online.
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IU researchers use Jetstream to study social media posts with misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine
IU’s John Bryden, Matthew DeVerna, and Francesco Pierri study the effects of Twitter posts that are spreading misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine.
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IU’s REDCap facilitates international COVID-19 symptom survey
Regenstrief Institute, IU Schools, MSN News, Microsoft Research, and IU REDCap partner to organize and protect survey data to inform public health officials about the pandemic.
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IU researcher uses Big Red 3 and Carbonate to ensure greater accuracy in hydrologic models
Models could help communities anticipate and prepare for future flooding events.
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Measuring volcanic interactions using real-time data on Jetstream
D. Sarah Stamps runs CHORDS on Jetstream virtual servers, enabling her research of an active volcano in Africa to continue stateside.
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Overcoming the challenges of classifying COVID-19 Twitter data using self-supervision and few shot learning
Jetstream enables a self-supervised model to classify COVID-19 tweets in order to provide insights into COVID-19 that have not been investigated.
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XSEDE and Langston University work together to upgrade Langston’s high performance computing system, "Lucille"
XCRI recently engaged with LU to upgrade their HPC system, “Lucille”, so students can learn the fundamentals of parallel HPC and high throughput distributed computing.
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IU’s carbonate supercomputer supports international research efforts to rapidly develop sophisticated models of viruses
Josua Aponte-Serrano is part of an international research team which has developed a modular framework for modeling drug effectiveness in treating viral diseases like COVID-19, using IU's Carbonate [ . . . ]